Sorry For The Delay | EP.147 | Smoked Berries, Dead Stars & Target Jackpot
-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-
Sean: Minus 196 Strawberry Pineapple vodka seltzer, 5%
Joshua: Wild Three Berry & Cherrywood Smoked Whiskey with blackberries, raspberries & blueberries
-RECIPES-
Wild Three Berry & Cherrywood Smoked Whiskey:
• whiskey
• blackberries
• raspberries
• blueberries
• cherrywood smoke
-AI SONG OF THE WEEK-
AI Song Of The Week: “Midnight Vein” (Lyrics by Joshua with AI assistance.)
-CHAT WITH US-
• Quick Trip, Don’t Trip
• Watching Stars Die
• If You Could / Would You Rather
• Signs To Remember Someone By
-CHAPTERS-
00:00 EP.147 Intro, California Uniform & August Energy
02:07 What’s In Our Cup - Three Berry Whiskey & Strawberry Pineapple Seltzer
06:49 Question Of The Week - The Disappearing Bathroom Legend
10:53 Casino Trip, Breaking Even & 108-Degree Golf
12:57 Chat With Us - Hiking, Nostalgia & Rapid-Fire Questions
13:50 Quick Trip, Don’t Trip - Hilltop Hike & Inspiration Point
19:43 Watching Stars Die - Nostalgia, Remakes & Childhood Favorites
26:32 Point Break, Star Wars, Avatar & The Remake Problem
35:16 AI Song Of The Week - “Midnight Vein”
41:15 If You Could / Would You Rather - Spaghetti Hair & Horse-Sized Ducks
51:52 Signs To Remember Someone By
56:45 Fun Finds - Three Killer Klowns & Retro Toy Bitty Pops
63:28 Fortune, Lucky Numbers & Monday Motivation
-SOUND BITES-
• “It tastes like a strawberry and a pineapple had a baby.” - Sean reviewing his summer seltzer through advanced fruit genetics.
• “If you show up with $1,000 and you leave a casino with $1,000 in your pocket, that’s a win.” - Joshua establishing the only casino strategy with a retirement plan.
• “It only took me two hours to get to the top of this mountain.” - Joshua comparing fresh air to his 100-hour gaming commitment.
• “The first time is always the best time.” - Joshua boiling nostalgia down to one dangerous sentence.
• “These ankles don’t roll the same anymore, buddy.” - Sean discovering nostalgia does not include replacement joints.
• “Fortnite’s the Zelda, buddy.” - Sean compressing several generations of gaming history into four words.
• “I do it for the people, man.” - Joshua defending his musical choices from the other side of the screen.
• “Give me one horse-sized duck.” - Sean making the first reasonable decision in a completely unreasonable fight.
• “I replace it with you.” - Sean choosing Joshua as his permanent shadow, which immediately develops consequences.
• “Maybe good and odd go together.” - Joshua finding the official philosophy of episode 147.
-FORTUNE & FINDS-
Fortune: This week you’ll receive the recognition you deserve.
Lucky Numbers: 32, 31, 46, 27, 38, 2, 47
Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Sean: Retro Toy Bitty Pops featuring Stretch Armstrong, Barrel of Monkeys, Mr. Monopoly & Cavity Sam from Operation.
Joshua: Three Killer Klowns From Outer Space Chubby Funkos found at Target for roughly $10-$11 each, with a reported eBay listing around $183.65. The collector-to-seller pipeline has officially opened for business.
(Community Shoutout: More new subscribers joined the show, earning another thank-you during Joshua’s closing Monday motivation.)
Transcript
00:00 Welcome to episode 147 of Sorry for the
00:03
00:03 Delay. I'm your editor, Mia. This week,
00:06
00:06 Joshua brings smoked three berry
00:08
00:08 whiskey, a casino trip, and a hilltop
00:11
00:11 hike, while Shawn cracks open a fruit
00:13
00:13 seltzer before investigating whether
00:15
00:15 certain bathroom legends have quietly
00:17
00:17 gone extinct. Breakfast buffets are
00:19
00:19 apparently keeping the rumor alive.
00:21
00:21 Bennett's childhood nostalgia,
00:23
00:23 disappointing remakes, and three
00:25
00:25 suspiciously valuable killer clowns
00:27
00:27 Funkos proving Joshua's target habit may
00:30
00:30 actually have a business plan. Enjoy the
00:32
00:32 show. Hello and welcome to another
00:35
00:35 episode of Sorry for the Delay. We are
00:37
00:37 your hosts. My name is Sean. Right over
00:41
00:41 there, the talented, the supple, the
00:44
00:44 wonderfully dressed man of the hour.
00:47
00:47 This is Joshua, everybody. That's Joshua
00:49
00:49 right over there. Joshua, this is
00:51
00:51 episode 147. An odd episode. And like we
00:55
00:55 do on all the odd episodes, things are
00:57
00:57 going to get a little weird, buddy. That
00:58
00:58 they're going to get out there. I'm
00:60
00:60 telling you right now, I'm calling it
01:01
01:01 this very moment. It's going to get
01:03
01:03 freaky. But before we get freaky eeky,
01:06
01:06 Joshua, how are you doing this fine
01:08
01:08 week, buddy?
01:09
01:09 >> I'm doing good. I like I said, I'm
01:11
01:11 wonderfully dressed. I feel like I'm I'm
01:12
01:12 the stereotypical, if you're watching
01:14
01:14 us, like the stereotypical California
01:16
01:16 boy right now. I got a sweater on, no
01:17
01:17 shirt underneath. I think this is the
01:19
01:19 third time you've worn this outfit, by
01:21
01:21 the way. Like I think this is third week
01:23
01:23 in a row.
01:25
01:25 >> This is like typical. If I could pan
01:27
01:27 down with my camera. I'm in board
01:28
01:28 shorts. I have no shoes on. It gets hot
01:31
01:31 in here.
01:32
01:32 >> Um I'm feeling good. I feel like August
01:34
01:34 is the best month of the year. And this
01:37
01:37 is not me being biased.
01:39
01:39 >> Um I did some stuff today that we will
01:41
01:41 get into later. Uh
01:43
01:43 >> perfect. Sneak peek there. And um yeah,
01:46
01:46 it's it's just I just feel like August
01:48
01:48 is the best month. And if if you're an
01:49
01:49 August baby like I am, you just love
01:51
01:51 every bit of August. The sun's out, the
01:54
01:54 tans are kicking in. I feel like
01:55
01:55 people's energy are really good. Uh so
01:58
01:58 I'm just happy to be here. I'm happy the
02:00
02:00 new subscribers. I'm happy just all
02:02
02:02 around. Um so yeah, enough with [ __ ]
02:05
02:05 how happy I am.
02:07
02:07 >> You're right, buddy. Let's talk about
02:09
02:09 what's in our cups then, my dude. Hey,
02:11
02:11 what are you sipping on that's making
02:12
02:12 you so damn happy over there?
02:14
02:14 >> All right, man. So, the last few weeks
02:17
02:17 I' I've kind of mixed it up. I've I've
02:19
02:19 done what, like selzers, not cers, Sean,
02:23
02:23 you know, had me correct that. He's
02:25
02:25 like, "Yeah, this is not a a
02:29
02:29 cider. That's a selzer." So, I feel like
02:31
02:31 I have to bring it back cuz today
02:33
02:33 everybody, if you're a connoisseur of
02:35
02:35 whisies, you're going to hate this
02:36
02:36 drink. But, you know what? Today
02:38
02:38 everybody, I'm doing what I am calling
02:43
02:43 >> Whoa, it's
02:44
02:44 >> this is a We got a We're smoking. Yeah.
02:46
02:46 So, this is what I'm calling the Wild
02:49
02:49 Three Berry and Cherry Woodsm smoked
02:52
02:52 whiskey, everybody.
02:53
02:53 >> Okay. All right.
02:55
02:55 >> The Wild Three Berry and Cherry Woods
02:57
02:57 smoked whiskey. So, we got blackberries,
03:00
03:00 raspberries, blueberries, and we smoked
03:03
03:03 it with some cherrywood. And let me take
03:05
03:05 a little sip here because I guarantee
03:07
03:07 you this thing I've never made this
03:08
03:08 drink before. Didn't even hear about it.
03:10
03:10 I got I've been like I said I've been on
03:11
03:11 fruit kit lately and uh just might as
03:14
03:14 well just try it and drink. Let's check
03:15
03:15 it out.
03:16
03:16 >> Sure. Go for it. Take a big old sip of
03:17
03:17 that bad boy. Look at that. That glo the
03:20
03:20 glass is frosty. It's beautiful.
03:22
03:22 >> My goodness. I mean
03:24
03:24 >> I I mean describe it never. Um
03:27
03:27 >> of course I would always uh I don't know
03:30
03:30 what else to say. If you are just
03:32
03:32 listening try it out. Just throw some
03:34
03:34 berries in it, muddle it up like I did.
03:36
03:36 Splash a little smoke on it and try it
03:38
03:38 out. Uh, it's a delicious drink. The
03:40
03:40 Wild Three Berry and Cherrywood smoked
03:42
03:42 whiskey. It's beautiful.
03:44
03:44 >> You know what kind of sucks about that
03:46
03:46 though, buddy?
03:46
03:46 >> What's up?
03:47
03:47 >> Like that. What sucks about making a
03:49
03:49 really good drink like that at home is
03:50
03:50 the fact that you have to make another
03:52
03:52 one. Like you have to physically make
03:55
03:55 the second drink, right? Like when you
03:57
03:57 go to a bar, you have somebody else make
03:59
03:59 that delicious drink, right? And you
04:00
04:00 don't have to worry about it. But now
04:02
04:02 that you have that and you you want to
04:04
04:04 make a second one, you have to make a
04:06
04:06 choice, a conscious choice to say either
04:08
04:08 I'm going to make this second drink or
04:09
04:09 I'm done drinking for today, you know.
04:12
04:12 So that's I think
04:13
04:13 >> No, I mean you you make a solid point,
04:15
04:15 but I mean sometimes you can just make
04:16
04:16 suggestions to bartenders. They may spit
04:18
04:18 on your drink when it gets to you, but
04:20
04:20 um I mean it's not a problem.
04:22
04:22 >> Yeah.
04:22
04:22 >> Just make a suggestion.
04:24
04:24 >> You know, it's fine. It's their bar.
04:26
04:26 It's your drink. Let's meet in the
04:27
04:27 middle, please.
04:28
04:28 >> That's great, dude. That's great. All
04:30
04:30 right. But yeah, that's what I'm sipping
04:31
04:31 on. Sean, what are you sipping on over
04:33
04:33 there? Because everybody wants to know
04:34
04:34 what you are sipping on, buddy.
04:35
04:35 >> I got two things that I'm sipping on.
04:37
04:37 Uh, and it's not a cider this week,
04:40
04:40 everybody. I've kind of taken a step
04:42
04:42 back on the cers because uh I've done a
04:44
04:44 lot of them these past few weeks. So, I
04:46
04:46 got something a little different. Uh, I
04:48
04:48 have a seltzer, a vodka seltzer. Um, and
04:51
04:51 Joshua, I don't know if you've heard of
04:52
04:52 this brand, and you know, we're not
04:54
04:54 sponsored by any means, uh, but I'm
04:56
04:56 drinking minus
04:58
04:58 196. So this is minus 196. All right.
05:02
05:02 It's a vodka seltzer. It's only 5% so
05:04
05:04 not terrible. Uh there's a lemon
05:05
05:05 raspberry one that I have not tried or
05:07
05:07 sorry I've tried. And then there's one
05:09
05:09 that I haven't tried here which is going
05:10
05:10 to be the strawberry and pineapple uh
05:13
05:13 vodka seltzer. And so just with a weird
05:15
05:15 like unique thing on these ones is that
05:17
05:17 it's uh it's made with like uh real
05:20
05:20 fruits and stuff. So, it's kind of
05:22
05:22 sorry, condensation is real. Whole
05:25
05:25 fruits frozen and they crush it and
05:28
05:28 infuse it in vodka and that's pretty
05:30
05:30 much what you get here. So, I haven't
05:31
05:31 had this one yet. This is the strawberry
05:32
05:32 pineapple one and it just fits
05:35
05:35 >> with like a summer vibe, right? So, give
05:37
05:37 it a smell. It smells like a strawberry
05:39
05:39 pineapple. It smells delicious. Hang on.
05:42
05:42 >> Okay. All right.
05:44
05:44 >> Oh, yeah. Oh, that's good, buddy. That's
05:46
05:46 good. It tastes uh like a strawberry and
05:49
05:49 a pineapple had a baby and you put it
05:51
05:51 into a cup and it's uh it's pretty good.
05:53
05:53 Um I will say though it does have a
05:56
05:56 little bit of a uh of a fake sugar after
06:00
06:00 taste. So if you don't really like that
06:02
06:02 fake sugar kind of like a sweetness,
06:05
06:05 then uh this might not be for you. Uh,
06:08
06:08 but if you mask it in uh vodka or uh a
06:14
06:14 little bit of burpees, then [ __ ] you'd
06:17
06:17 be you'd be all up on that [ __ ] Uh, but
06:19
06:19 this is what I'm sipping on this.
06:20
06:20 >> Mask it
06:21
06:21 >> or step on it. Come on.
06:22
06:22 >> Step on it. I'm sorry everybody. My I'm
06:25
06:25 so bad. Uh, yes. Let's step on it. Uh, I
06:28
06:28 would say if you put a little bit of a
06:30
06:30 >> This actually would go good with some
06:32
06:32 gin. I don't have either of them. I
06:34
06:34 don't have vodka or gin uh anywhere near
06:36
06:36 me, but this would be really good if you
06:38
06:38 had some gin. Like straight up like
06:41
06:41 >> delicious with some gin. So anyways,
06:45
06:45 that's what I got, buddy. That's what I
06:46
06:46 got. Shall we uh shall we move on? Um
06:49
06:49 >> because uh Joshua Joshua knows where I'm
06:52
06:52 about to go with this. Uh I have a
06:55
06:55 question of the week, buddy.
06:57
06:57 >> I have a question of the week. Joshua is
06:59
06:59 usually the one who brings these things
07:00
07:00 to the table, but this week I told
07:02
07:02 Joshua, I was like, "Joshua, my boy, my
07:04
07:04 lover, my soul heart, my uh my
07:08
07:08 partner, because we have a child
07:09
07:09 together." Um,
07:11
07:11 >> yeah, my fellow baby maker.
07:12
07:12 >> My fellow baby maker. Yeah. Uh, I have a
07:15
07:15 question for you, my dude.
07:16
07:16 >> And this stemmed from a conversation I
07:18
07:18 was having with co-workers. Joshua, have
07:21
07:21 you personally ever witnessed in real
07:25
07:25 life a glory hole?
07:29
07:29 >> A glory hole?
07:30
07:30 >> Yeah, I've never seen an actual I have
07:33
07:33 never seen a glory hole. But you know
07:35
07:35 what's kind of funny?
07:36
07:36 >> Oh, no.
07:37
07:37 >> The fact that you're bringing this up
07:39
07:39 >> is because I I didn't know if I was
07:41
07:41 going to talk about on this episode or
07:42
07:42 not,
07:43
07:43 >> but I recently over the weekend went to
07:46
07:46 uh casinos for the first time. in one of
07:48
07:48 the casinos. Why this is relevant? There
07:50
07:50 is a buffet there.
07:51
07:51 >> Okay.
07:51
07:51 >> And at this buffet, my brother stacked
07:55
07:55 his plate up. He put potatoes in the
07:57
07:57 middle. He he encompassed it with a
07:59
07:59 bunch of bacon. And then he went to the
08:01
08:01 station where they make custom
08:02
08:02 omelettes.
08:04
08:04 >> And he had the little sh the chef there,
08:06
08:06 she's super nice, make him a uh a custom
08:10
08:10 omelette. And when he passed her the
08:13
08:13 plate, because she went to go put the
08:15
08:15 omelette on his plate, she goes, "Oh,
08:16
08:16 look. It looks like a well-made glory
08:19
08:19 hole."
08:21
08:21 Um,
08:24
08:24 and my brother and I were like, we
08:27
08:27 looked at each other cuz I had almond,
08:28
08:28 which is making an almond, too. I I
08:31
08:31 didn't make the glory hole. I did. My
08:32
08:32 plate was regular, I guess. Basic. Yeah.
08:35
08:35 >> We both look at each other and go, "Hey,
08:37
08:37 did she just say that's a glory hole?
08:39
08:39 That looks like a glory hole.
08:42
08:42 Uh, so have I seen one? Apparently I
08:45
08:45 have. And it was made out of a breakfast
08:47
08:47 plate surround. It was a potatoes
08:48
08:48 encompassed in bacon. But if you're
08:51
08:51 talking about one of those where you go
08:52
08:52 into a bathroom stall and shift over
08:54
08:54 the,
08:55
08:55 >> you know, a sign or like an actual like
08:58
08:58 an adult style theater glory hole. No, I
09:03
09:03 have never seen one. Okay. I've only
09:04
09:04 seen it on a breakfast plate over the
09:06
09:06 weekend.
09:08
09:08 >> Okay. So,
09:08
09:08 >> like I just
09:09
09:09 >> I I feel like these are just from movies
09:14
09:14 at this point because I've never seen
09:15
09:15 one. The people that I've talked to have
09:18
09:18 never seen one. Um, but this stemmed
09:21
09:21 from a conversation, like I said
09:22
09:22 earlier, with co-workers, but where that
09:25
09:25 came from was one of the co-workers I
09:27
09:27 was talking to uh was looking up like a
09:30
09:30 different door, right? They were trying
09:31
09:31 to cover up a laundry like a little
09:33
09:33 laundry area. So, they were looking for
09:34
09:34 like a sliding like curtain or something
09:36
09:36 like that. And in one of the searches
09:39
09:39 was an adjustable glory hole. So it was
09:43
09:43 a a like a curtain cloth with a literal
09:47
09:47 hole that you could adjust the height
09:49
09:49 on. And so that stemmed into, well, have
09:52
09:52 you ever seen a real life glory hole?
09:54
09:54 And everybody that we questioned about
09:56
09:56 it had not. So I'm pretty sure glory
09:58
09:58 holes are only in movies at this point
10:01
10:01 because I I think you're right. I don't
10:02
10:02 think I don't think they've existed. And
10:04
10:04 I've been to some dingy ass dive bars
10:06
10:06 where you would go in there and you
10:08
10:08 would expect there to be a glory hole
10:10
10:10 and there's there's nothing. So I'm
10:13
10:13 pretty sure
10:14
10:14 >> we have like slipped into an alternate
10:16
10:16 dimension and we are existing in a world
10:19
10:19 without glory holes. So there's that.
10:22
10:22 >> It's almost like a like a Sasquatch or a
10:25
10:25 Bigfoot at this point. Like if you
10:26
10:26 actually come across and you have to
10:27
10:27 take a picture of it because you're like
10:29
10:29 >> it actually exists still in the wild.
10:31
10:31 There are still glory holes in the wild.
10:33
10:33 Yeah,
10:34
10:34 >> but I mean if you find one, don't put it
10:36
10:36 in to our socials. Just keep it to
10:37
10:37 yourself.
10:37
10:37 >> Keep it to yourself. Yeah.
10:39
10:39 >> And uh yeah, just enjoy.
10:41
10:41 >> Maybe send it to your mom.
10:42
10:42 >> That's all I can say. Enjoy.
10:44
10:44 >> Yeah,
10:44
10:44 >> have at it.
10:45
10:45 >> Anyways, buddy, that was my question. I
10:47
10:47 just thought I'd ask and let the people
10:49
10:49 know if you've seen one or not because
10:50
10:50 Yeah, like I said, they they don't
10:52
10:52 exist. So,
10:53
10:53 >> I'm surprised you don't I mean, the fact
10:54
10:54 that I said it was a casino, you didn't
10:55
10:55 want to ask me if I actually won any
10:57
10:57 money.
10:58
10:58 >> Well, I figured you would have said if
10:59
10:59 you won any money. So, did did you win
11:01
11:01 any money? Did I win? Okay, here's what
11:03
11:03 I here's here's the model I go by when
11:05
11:05 you go to casino, and this should be for
11:07
11:07 everybody. This is a universal thought.
11:09
11:09 >> If you show up with $1,000 and you leave
11:12
11:12 a casino with $1,000 in your pocket,
11:15
11:15 >> that's a win.
11:15
11:15 >> By all means, just that's a win. That's
11:17
11:17 a win because every casino you go to
11:19
11:19 just wants to take your money and will
11:21
11:21 rarely ever let you keep it. And in this
11:24
11:24 occasion, we were up, we were down, we
11:26
11:26 were sideways, but we did come home with
11:28
11:28 the same exact money that we left with.
11:31
11:31 And it was local, too. Uh, it was only
11:33
11:33 like two and a half hours away at
11:34
11:34 Chachansi, Table Mountain, if anybody's
11:36
11:36 familiar with that. Very cool. It was
11:38
11:38 108 degrees there. So, it was but it was
11:42
11:42 crazy.
11:43
11:43 >> Um, next to Table Mountain, there's a
11:45
11:45 golf course and my the whole thing I was
11:47
11:47 driving there was like, dude, maybe I'll
11:48
11:48 play golf here. And I'm like, hell no.
11:49
11:49 108 degrees. I got to wait for it to
11:51
11:51 cool down.
11:52
11:52 >> Yeah. because I am not playing golf in
11:54
11:54 108 degree weather. But if you've never
11:57
11:57 been and you're local or close enough,
11:59
11:59 check out these two casinos. They're
12:00
12:00 pretty fun. Um, Chachansi is a smoking
12:03
12:03 casino, so you got to deal with smoke,
12:05
12:05 whatever. Um, and Table Mountain is a
12:08
12:08 non-smoking, but both of them are fun.
12:10
12:10 Not far from here, so I went with my
12:13
12:13 brother, my girlfriend, and her parents.
12:15
12:15 It was a It was a really good time. Um,
12:17
12:17 >> nice, man.
12:18
12:18 >> So, uh, take advantage of getting out
12:20
12:20 with your friends and family. It was a
12:22
12:22 good time the month of August. Just
12:23
12:23 enjoy while it still lasts because it's
12:25
12:25 it's it's a great summer. Yeah, that's
12:27
12:27 all I got.
12:28
12:28 >> Month of August. God damn.
12:30
12:30 >> But you hate it. He [ __ ] hates it.
12:32
12:32 Just wait. Okay, listen. Listen,
12:33
12:33 everybody, wait till we get to October.
12:35
12:35 He [ __ ] will have October tattooed on
12:37
12:37 his upper lip.
12:38
12:38 >> Best month.
12:39
12:39 >> At some point, this guy will be drooling
12:41
12:41 over October. Yeah, he just loves it.
12:43
12:43 So, whatever. October.
12:44
12:44 >> Let me drool over August because it is
12:46
12:46 the best month. Whatever. Maybe July.
12:48
12:48 Whatever. But
12:49
12:49 >> you can have August, buddy. You can have
12:51
12:51 August. I You can take it.
12:52
12:52 >> Take it with you. Like take it on a
12:54
12:54 date, you know, do whatever you want
12:56
12:56 with it.
12:57
12:57 >> Speaking of doing whatever we want with
12:59
12:59 things, buddy. Let's head over to the
13:00
13:00 chat with us section. For those of you
13:01
13:01 just joining us, hello. My name is Sean.
13:03
13:03 That's Joshua. Your two new best
13:05
13:05 friends. Uh, and the chat with us
13:07
13:07 section is the topics are the topics
13:08
13:08 that we're going to be talking about for
13:10
13:10 the week. And they are as followed.
13:11
13:11 Maybe one will tickle your fancy, maybe
13:13
13:13 one won't. I heard we have buttons this
13:15
13:15 episode, so who knows what's going to
13:17
13:17 happen. Uh, so here it is. Topic number
13:19
13:19 one. Uh, quick trip, don't trip. All
13:22
13:22 right.
13:23
13:23 >> Watching stars die. Okay. Interesting.
13:27
13:27 >> All right.
13:28
13:28 >> If you could or would you rather? Okay.
13:33
13:33 I've worked my way through that one. I
13:35
13:35 got it. Don't worry.
13:36
13:36 >> That's fine.
13:36
13:36 >> And then last one is signs to remember
13:39
13:39 someone by. Okay.
13:40
13:40 >> Pretty interesting. Pretty interesting
13:42
13:42 this week.
13:44
13:44 >> I'm feeling it. I'm feeling good, buddy.
13:46
13:46 All right. What do you got for this?
13:47
13:47 >> It's going to get silly. It's going to
13:48
13:48 get silly. I'm ready for it.
13:50
13:50 >> All right. Um, like I said, Sean's sick
13:52
13:52 and tired of this. And this is just a
13:54
13:54 quick trip. Don't trip. What Joshua did
13:57
13:57 literally today. And I invite anybody
14:01
14:01 who likes to go outside. I invite you to
14:03
14:03 invite me or I will invite you. Let's
14:04
14:04 just go have a good time together. But
14:06
14:06 in order for me to do this, I got to hit
14:09
14:09 some buttons like Sean said. So, if
14:10
14:10 you're just listening, keep listening.
14:12
14:12 If you want to watch, go over to YouTube
14:13
14:13 or come check out the website
14:14
14:14 starfill.live. We got all the the
14:16
14:16 videos. We got the merch there. We got
14:18
14:18 all the cool stuff there. Um, but if my
14:20
14:20 buttons work, Sean,
14:22
14:22 >> you will see exactly what I what I got
14:26
14:26 to experience today. I'm going to walk
14:27
14:27 you through this again. Quick trip.
14:30
14:30 Don't trip.
14:31
14:31 >> Come along with me on this one.
14:32
14:32 >> All right, here we go.
14:33
14:33 >> All right, John.
14:34
14:34 >> Oh, but you see
14:36
14:36 >> what I see right here.
14:37
14:37 >> I do see what you see. What looks to be
14:40
14:40 wonderful. Uh it looks like you were on
14:42
14:42 a hike and uh you are like overlooking
14:46
14:46 some type of real foggy area.
14:49
14:49 >> Uh wonderful. This is perfect right here
14:50
14:50 because uh let me get my im let me get
14:52
14:52 the uh camera out of the way because
14:53
14:53 nobody wants to look at me while we're
14:55
14:55 trying to look at this beautiful view.
14:57
14:57 Everybody, you're going to have to slide
14:59
14:59 over because again I know you're
14:60
14:60 probably listen to our voice, but there
15:01
15:01 are visuals here. This is me standing a
15:05
15:05 top of uh oh gosh, what is it called
15:07
15:07 again? Paulo Corona. It's a It's a um
15:11
15:11 It's one of the local trails out in
15:13
15:13 Carmel, I believe, area, Monterey,
15:14
15:14 Carmemell area. And this place was [ __ ]
15:17
15:17 was amazing. It's not a long hike. It is
15:20
15:20 a fun hike. So, if you're in the local
15:22
15:22 area and you love to hike, this is
15:23
15:23 something I suggest doing. So, this was
15:25
15:25 me at the top of the mountain feeling
15:29
15:29 all alone, but feeling so good uh at the
15:32
15:32 same time because I wasn't alone. I had
15:35
15:35 company and uh otherwise I would not be
15:38
15:38 able to take this picture. Thank you to
15:39
15:39 my girlfriend for taking this picture.
15:41
15:41 Um, I was not alone. This was good. So,
15:44
15:44 Sean, again, quick trip, don't trip. Um,
15:47
15:47 >> I have some stats for you because again,
15:50
15:50 the great outdoors. We got to talk about
15:52
15:52 this stuff right here. So, let me hit
15:54
15:54 you with a couple of stats here. So,
15:58
15:58 number one, oh, right here, Paul Corona.
16:01
16:01 Uh, this is the regional park right
16:03
16:03 here. This is basically the map of the
16:05
16:05 whole entire area that you could visit
16:07
16:07 and walk. Um, it's super tiny, so it's
16:09
16:09 hard. I got some other buttons. I'm
16:10
16:10 going to show you more of this hike
16:12
16:12 right here. Um, that's the basic at the
16:14
16:14 trail head. You can check it out. So,
16:16
16:16 the one we went on is inspiration point.
16:19
16:19 And let me tell you along the way, the
16:22
16:22 whole way you will be inspired. And if
16:24
16:24 you're not, it maybe is not the trail
16:25
16:25 for you. Okay?
16:26
16:26 >> I'm going to use some other stats right
16:28
16:28 here. So, on this trail right here,
16:30
16:30 walked around five miles. It took us
16:33
16:33 about, again, if you're a stats person,
16:34
16:34 we were running this thing. We're not
16:36
16:36 doing this for like hyper mileage, hyper
16:39
16:39 time. Check this out. This took us
16:40
16:40 about, you know, workout duration, about
16:42
16:42 an hour and 57 minutes. Burned some
16:44
16:44 calories. There was an elevation gain,
16:47
16:47 check this out, of 762
16:50
16:50 feet. Okay,
16:51
16:51 >> so we went from down in the water all
16:54
16:54 the way to the top of the mountain.
16:55
16:55 Steps are about 12,754.
16:58
16:58 Average pace, what? I can't even see
17:00
17:00 what that is, but uh there's some more
17:02
17:02 stats there. And I got one more for you.
17:04
17:04 Um, I thought this is just a cool
17:06
17:06 representation with Google Maps showing
17:08
17:08 you where we started.
17:09
17:09 >> Oh, that's pretty
17:09
17:09 >> the route we took. Um, which which is
17:12
17:12 pretty cool. Again, um, there's an
17:14
17:14 elevation change,
17:16
17:16 >> dude. It's Hey, hey, hey.
17:21
17:21 Just saying. Just saying. Um, so this I
17:24
17:24 just wanted to show this to you because
17:26
17:26 last week we actually talked about um
17:28
17:28 things that inspire you, things that uh
17:31
17:31 you want to spend more time on. And
17:34
17:34 again, I spent a 100 hours playing a
17:36
17:36 video game, but it only took me two
17:39
17:39 hours. Could have done it in less to get
17:41
17:41 to the top of this mountain. And every
17:42
17:42 part of it was super inspirational
17:45
17:45 and and a super good way to get
17:47
17:47 outdoors, get some sun, the natural
17:49
17:49 vitamins that we all need and deserve.
17:52
17:52 Um, to finish you off again, this is a
17:54
17:54 visual. This is just me standing on a
17:57
17:57 tree being silly old me right there.
17:59
17:59 Yeah, that's true. It wouldn't I would
18:01
18:01 be scared that I was going to get by by
18:03
18:03 a spider or a snake or some [ __ ] over
18:05
18:05 there. That's sketchy, bro.
18:07
18:07 >> No, no, it's it actually was a super fun
18:09
18:09 hike. And uh once again, I encourage
18:11
18:11 everybody, again, this is just a quick
18:13
18:13 trip. I just wanted to let you know what
18:14
18:14 I did today. I'm be getting some sun.
18:17
18:17 Um, and encourage everybody if you like
18:20
18:20 to get outdoors, invite me along or
18:22
18:22 invite you along. Uh, because I I enjoy
18:24
18:24 getting outdoors. So, that was my quick
18:26
18:26 trip today. Getting outside, spending
18:30
18:30 more time on uh, you know, mental
18:33
18:33 health, getting out there and getting a
18:35
18:35 little physical, getting sun, spending
18:37
18:37 time with somebody who I really wanted
18:38
18:38 to be with, which you spend time with
18:39
18:39 your girlfriend. It sucks. Maybe find a
18:41
18:41 new one. Um,
18:43
18:43 >> yeah,
18:45
18:45 >> that was my quick trip today. And if
18:47
18:47 you're in the area,
18:48
18:48 >> I hope you en uh enjoyed that and go
18:50
18:50 take a look at it.
18:52
18:52 >> Very nice, man. Very nice. I'm glad you
18:54
18:54 got out got outside
18:55
18:55 >> Sean, but I cannot hear him right now.
18:57
18:57 So, uh
18:57
18:57 >> Oh, you broke everything, didn't you?
18:59
18:59 >> I lost all audio.
19:01
19:01 >> You broke everything. I knew it. I knew
19:03
19:03 it. I knew you broke everything. You
19:05
19:05 broke everything. You click one button
19:08
19:08 and you broke it. You click one button
19:10
19:10 and you break everything. And just like
19:12
19:12 that, ladies and gentlemen, we are back.
19:14
19:14 Uh, thank you, Mia, for doing a little
19:16
19:16 uh, splice right there. We lost Joshua.
19:18
19:18 I lost him. I found him, though. He's in
19:20
19:20 the stars. He's right here with me
19:21
19:21 again. Uh, buddy, I'm happy that you
19:23
19:23 took your trip and you got some sun is
19:25
19:25 what I was saying before we were rudely
19:27
19:27 interrupted. Uh, you look like you had
19:29
19:29 some sun, so that was nice. So, I'm
19:31
19:31 proud of you, buddy. Proud of you.
19:32
19:32 >> Also proud that you didn't get bit by a
19:34
19:34 spider or a snake while you were in that
19:36
19:36 tree because that tree looks scary. So,
19:37
19:37 thank you for not doing that. Uh,
19:39
19:39 because this could have gone a lot of
19:40
19:40 different ways. So, thank you for not
19:42
19:42 getting attacked. Uh, but shall we move
19:43
19:43 on, buddy? Shall we do this? Uh,
19:45
19:45 watching stars die.
19:47
19:47 >> Absolutely. Yeah. I mean, I pretty much
19:49
19:49 died before we got to this new segment,
19:51
19:51 so why not? Let's [ __ ] let's relight
19:53
19:53 the fire and let's go.
19:56
19:56 >> All right.
19:56
19:56 >> Yes, sir. Let's go.
19:57
19:57 >> So, watching stars die. This is my
19:59
19:59 topic. I sent this to Joshua. And
20:01
20:01 Joshua, what this is about um in short
20:05
20:05 term is nostalgia and remakes of movies.
20:10
20:10 Okay. Because I know you talked about
20:11
20:11 some remakes a few weeks ago. Uh but I
20:13
20:13 wanted to get more in depth on that
20:15
20:15 because I just saw The Mandalorian. I
20:18
20:18 think I talked about it last week,
20:20
20:20 right? Didn't I? I think I'm pretty sure
20:21
20:21 I did. I talked about it last week. Um I
20:23
20:23 watched The Mandalorian and
20:25
20:25 >> Yeah. I said it it it was just like if
20:27
20:27 they took all the climaxes of every
20:29
20:29 episode that they were going to make
20:30
20:30 that season and mushed it into a movie.
20:33
20:33 Uh that's what it was, right? So that
20:35
20:35 got me thinking on other things like
20:38
20:38 other remakes, other franchises that we
20:41
20:41 grew up with as kids and came back to
20:44
20:44 the light of day, right? The time period
20:46
20:46 we're in right now and didn't do so
20:49
20:49 well. So, the first question I have for
20:51
20:51 you, buddy, these these questions are
20:52
20:52 going to get kind of kind of deep, so I
20:54
20:54 hope you're ready for that. Um,
20:56
20:56 >> let's go deep.
20:57
20:57 >> First question is, do you think
20:59
20:59 nostalgia is about the story itself or
21:03
21:03 about who we were when we first
21:06
21:06 experienced it?
21:09
21:09 >> Yeah. Because nostalgia is kind of like
21:10
21:10 a first.
21:11
21:11 >> Yeah. Yeah.
21:12
21:12 >> Uh like in a in a way.
21:15
21:15 Um,
21:19
21:19 yeah. Let's let's go with let's go with
21:21
21:21 the your the second one. Let's go with
21:23
21:23 the second one. Yeah.
21:24
21:24 >> So, you think it was about who we were
21:25
21:25 when we first experienced it,
21:28
21:28 >> of course. Yeah, cuz I mean a brand new
21:30
21:30 experience is always like, you know, let
21:33
21:33 me a taboo word, a virgin experience.
21:35
21:35 Um, so,
21:37
21:37 >> well, ladies and gentlemen, sorry. Um
21:39
21:39 but yeah, so yeah, I I would think the
21:42
21:42 very first experience is the most
21:45
21:45 nostalgic, the most aha, the most
21:47
21:47 endorphin releasing, just everything
21:50
21:50 that excites you about the moment.
21:53
21:53 >> Probably the and then everything starts
21:54
21:54 to kind of if you let it, I guess, um
21:58
21:58 you know, like if you're if you're a
21:59
21:59 stunt man, you get lit on fire, it
22:01
22:01 probably feels the same way every time.
22:02
22:02 It just [ __ ] burns. Um so you
22:05
22:05 probably don't lose that moment. Um, but
22:08
22:08 yeah, the first time is always the best
22:10
22:10 time and then you figure out how to kind
22:12
22:12 of just play that moment over or
22:14
22:14 whatever. Just have a good time, you
22:16
22:16 know? Yeah. But then again, some people
22:17
22:17 never lose that. So, I don't I don't
22:18
22:18 know.
22:18
22:18 >> I don't know, man. I think I think you
22:20
22:20 do lose it after a point. Like to for
22:21
22:21 example, right, the stunt man getting
22:23
22:23 himself caught on fire every single
22:25
22:25 time, right? I feel like you never
22:27
22:27 forget your first lighting yourself on
22:30
22:30 fire moment, right? And I think that
22:32
22:32 first time
22:34
22:34 >> is where you live with that nostalgia,
22:37
22:37 right? So I agree with you that it's
22:39
22:39 more about who we were that first
22:42
22:42 experience rather than the story that it
22:45
22:45 was, right? Like the first time you
22:48
22:48 watched like the most relevant movie or
22:51
22:51 like like Bambi for the first time,
22:53
22:53 right? like that when you were a kid
22:55
22:55 that probably traumatized you, but that
22:56
22:56 that moment is what you kind of you kind
22:59
22:59 of have for nostalgia, right? And so it
23:02
23:02 kind of leads me into this second
23:03
23:03 question here is what movie, show, game,
23:06
23:06 or franchise defined your childhood the
23:09
23:09 most?
23:11
23:11 >> H the I I I mean I would say because I
23:15
23:15 was a big extreme sports person. So for
23:18
23:18 me uh it was probably like X games
23:20
23:20 watching X games or anything extreme
23:22
23:22 sports related like like anything that
23:24
23:24 was relatable to what I did in that in
23:27
23:27 that time period.
23:29
23:29 >> So I would say my mo most nostalgia is
23:32
23:32 relatable to say sports
23:34
23:34 >> or anything extreme or brand new that
23:37
23:37 people weren't weren't doing like all
23:40
23:40 the time every time. So,
23:42
23:42 >> okay.
23:42
23:42 >> Yeah, probably relate relatable to
23:44
23:44 sports more than anything for me.
23:46
23:46 Activity outside, you know, go figure.
23:49
23:49 >> Mine, I mean, go figure on this one.
23:51
23:51 Mine would be Banjo Kazouie. Like the
23:53
23:53 memories I have of playing that game
23:55
23:55 with my dad. Like, I still live for that
23:57
23:57 gaming nostalgia, right? And we've
23:59
23:59 talked about this before on some of our
24:00
24:00 previous episodes. Uh, but I I live for
24:03
24:03 that. And I think that's one of the ones
24:04
24:04 that defined my childhood the most
24:06
24:06 because that's what kept me into video
24:07
24:07 games, right? That's why I keep playing
24:09
24:09 games, just to be in that moment with my
24:11
24:11 dad, even though we don't play games
24:12
24:12 anymore, right? So, it's like having
24:14
24:14 that nostalgia
24:15
24:15 >> through that. Um, but here's another
24:19
24:19 screw ball question for everybody. Is
24:21
24:21 there something you've loved growing up
24:23
24:23 that you are almost afraid to revisit?
24:29
24:29 >> Yeah. Again, it's it's all it's it's all
24:33
24:33 related to like how the body feels at
24:35
24:35 this stage of the game. You know, I got
24:37
24:37 a little bit more seasons on this knees,
24:39
24:39 the back, the head, the bones.
24:41
24:41 >> Um, man, I really want to get back to
24:44
24:44 the beach and like start skim boarding
24:45
24:45 more, just like dropping the board down,
24:47
24:47 riding waves, like doing like doing
24:49
24:49 something that's active, feeling
24:51
24:51 extreme, but you don't have to go too
24:53
24:53 far from because
24:54
24:54 >> most of this like we got great waves and
24:56
24:56 it's it's so there's things that I still
24:58
24:58 want to do that I know I can do. I just
25:00
25:00 have to go about it the right way,
25:02
25:02 conditioning and being flexible and work
25:04
25:04 out a little bit more. And so I don't I
25:07
25:07 don't think any of that is too far from
25:09
25:09 what I'm still capable of. But I think
25:11
25:11 getting back into it, I have to be
25:13
25:13 mindful and careful because if you think
25:15
25:15 you're 20 years old again, forget about
25:17
25:17 it. It's not going to happen. You're
25:18
25:18 [ __ ]
25:18
25:18 >> You know,
25:19
25:19 >> the way you recover, the you got to go
25:21
25:21 to work the next day, you got bills to
25:23
25:23 pay, right?
25:23
25:23 >> You got responsibilities. So,
25:26
25:26 you know, so I I would think just
25:28
25:28 getting back out there and just like
25:30
25:30 this is the first steps, you know, like
25:31
25:31 I said, I went on that hike. I think
25:32
25:32 what I'm doing now was a step towards
25:34
25:34 the, you know, living out the rest of
25:37
25:37 this this term, you know, having a good
25:38
25:38 time and and I don't want that to end.
25:40
25:40 So,
25:41
25:41 >> I'm I'm right there with you, buddy. I'd
25:43
25:43 probably say for me it's skateboarding.
25:45
25:45 Like, I used to love skateboarding like
25:47
25:47 crazy, man. I loved it. I was more of
25:49
25:49 like a flat ground skateboarder, so I
25:50
25:50 wouldn't do like the little flippy
25:51
25:51 tricks, but I do a lot of like the the
25:53
25:53 hand flips and the [ __ ] like that. Um,
25:55
25:55 >> no, I was Yeah, I was a nut. I was nut
25:57
25:57 with that [ __ ]
25:58
25:58 >> Yeah, dude. So, I would say doing that
25:60
25:60 again for me would be something that I
26:01
26:01 would love to go back and do. But, yeah,
26:02
26:02 like you uh these ankles don't roll the
26:04
26:04 same anymore, buddy. like they they uh
26:07
26:07 >> Well, that's why I got away from
26:08
26:08 skateboarding because just skateboarding
26:10
26:10 just did not give me the adrenaline rush
26:13
26:13 >> that riding BMX or riding a wave or,
26:16
26:16 >> you know, jumping out of an airplane. I
26:18
26:18 did that once, but that was amazing. So,
26:20
26:20 there's certain rushes I just didn't get
26:22
26:22 from skateboarding. It's although it's
26:23
26:23 cool, I've done it.
26:25
26:25 >> Um I just feel a little bit, you know, I
26:27
26:27 go a little faster, a little higher,
26:28
26:28 more extreme. Every skateboarder will
26:30
26:30 hate me for saying that, but whatever.
26:32
26:32 >> Extreme. All right. All right. Uh, if
26:34
26:34 you don't mind, buddy, I'd like to take
26:35
26:35 it back to like kind of like the movies
26:36
26:36 and franchises like that for a second.
26:38
26:38 >> Go for it.
26:39
26:39 >> Um, back.
26:40
26:40 >> What remake disappointed you the most?
26:44
26:44 >> Oh, dude. [ __ ] uh what's that one
26:46
26:46 with Kiana Reeves? The when they were
26:48
26:48 the u the dead presidents and they
26:50
26:50 robbed the banks and uh it [ __ ]
26:54
26:54 um [ __ ] I don't remember what that
26:56
26:56 movie was called. Mia, have Joshua send
26:59
26:59 you the me the movie. We'll put it in
27:01
27:01 there.
27:01
27:01 >> Not Point Break. There we go. Point
27:02
27:02 Break. Point break. Okay. That remake
27:04
27:04 disappointed you.
27:05
27:05 >> Yeah.
27:06
27:06 >> Okay.
27:07
27:07 >> Uh yeah. Well, because they did just the
27:10
27:10 way it went. It was cool the way they
27:12
27:12 did it, but this point break with K Re I
27:14
27:14 mean, come on, dude. Like Kan Reeves
27:15
27:15 kind of Reeves and just the way it was
27:17
27:17 done. Um
27:18
27:18 >> what do you think?
27:19
27:19 >> Yeah, it was it wasn't as good, I guess.
27:21
27:21 >> What do you think was missing from that
27:22
27:22 remake that made the original special?
27:26
27:26 >> Um I think they leaned really hard into
27:28
27:28 the extreme sports side of it. like
27:30
27:30 these guys trying to c, you know, climb
27:32
27:32 all the peaks and just the the new
27:34
27:34 version of it just didn't it was it was
27:38
27:38 lean too hard into it. Um,
27:41
27:41 >> it just had a newer a new age a new age
27:44
27:44 flare is what I'm trying to get out. Um,
27:47
27:47 that did not match the again the
27:49
27:49 nostalgia of what that movie was and the
27:52
27:52 actors I mean you know just it it was
27:56
27:56 not the not the same thing. So,
27:58
27:58 >> I get you. I would say for me along
28:00
28:00 those same lines is the Star Wars
28:03
28:03 movies, like not the prequels or like
28:05
28:05 the originals, like I'm talking like the
28:07
28:07 Force Awakens, like the the Ray series
28:11
28:11 of Star Wars movies,
28:12
28:12 >> like I feel like that franchise, even to
28:15
28:15 an extent, Jurassic Park falls into the
28:17
28:17 same category. Uh where it
28:19
28:19 >> That's fair. That's fair. didn't have
28:22
28:22 that that oomph that like that spark
28:25
28:25 really of like the originals, right?
28:28
28:28 Even with Clone Wars and like the
28:30
28:30 original Jurassic Parks and stuff like
28:31
28:31 that, there was just a there was just a
28:33
28:33 feeling like a a a feeling of
28:36
28:36 wonderment, I guess would be the best
28:37
28:37 way I could describe it. And none of
28:39
28:39 those movies had it and they still to
28:42
28:42 this day don't have it. And I feel like
28:45
28:45 I feel like you can't you can't
28:47
28:47 replicate that, you know, like I feel
28:49
28:49 like people are trying really hard to do
28:51
28:51 that. And I I don't think there's a way
28:53
28:53 you could actually have have one of
28:56
28:56 those franchises replicate it. And I
28:59
28:59 think they got really close, at least in
29:00
29:00 the Star Wars franchise, they got really
29:02
29:02 close with the first season of The
29:03
29:03 Mandalorian. And
29:06
29:06 >> like that had a sense of wonderment and
29:08
29:08 a sense of excitement that people wanted
29:11
29:11 more. they wanted more and now you come
29:15
29:15 to this Grou and Mandalorian movie and
29:17
29:17 it kind of ruined everything, right? It
29:19
29:19 kind of just made you feel like, oh,
29:21
29:21 this is just a cash grab and like why
29:24
29:24 are we here kind of thing? And so to
29:27
29:27 follow up on this again with another
29:28
29:28 question, buddy is um what in your
29:30
29:30 experience has been the most obvious
29:32
29:32 cash grab, like nostalgia cash grab that
29:35
29:35 you've seen?
29:37
29:37 >> Well, I don't know if it's the most
29:38
29:38 nostalgia, but it is a more new age
29:40
29:40 thing is Avatar. Mhm.
29:42
29:42 >> I think I think Avatar has
29:45
29:45 >> really kind of like uh from the merch
29:48
29:48 and the the advertisement and then the
29:50
29:50 what they got three movies now and they
29:52
29:52 have this giant theme park investment. I
29:55
29:55 almost feel like by the time that
29:57
29:57 [ __ ] theme park is done, nobody's
29:59
29:59 gonna give a [ __ ] about your fire and
30:00
30:00 water and your, you know, all the
30:03
30:03 different
30:04
30:04 >> I think by the time they get there, most
30:06
30:06 people are going to be like, "Okay,
30:07
30:07 let's go back to, you know, the ferris
30:09
30:09 wheel." You know, if they don't, if they
30:12
30:12 do that part of the theme park wrong,
30:14
30:14 it's going to be a trillion dollar
30:15
30:15 disaster.
30:16
30:16 >> Oh, yeah. For sure.
30:17
30:17 >> And uh that's one thing that everybody
30:20
30:20 has waited a long time for. some things
30:23
30:23 that there's only meant to be one of
30:24
30:24 like there's only one Titanic. Yeah.
30:26
30:26 >> You can't I mean just leave it alone.
30:28
30:28 >> Titanic, right?
30:30
30:30 >> If you built, you know, like when they
30:32
30:32 did Jaws, right, at Universal Studios,
30:34
30:34 they didn't make four different Jaws
30:36
30:36 attractions. It wasn't like a seven acre
30:38
30:38 movie when they did Jaws, you just ran,
30:40
30:40 you just rode that little [ __ ] train.
30:42
30:42 Yeah. You know, went into the water, the
30:44
30:44 the guy on the boat got eaten. I don't
30:46
30:46 even know if that ride's still and and
30:48
30:48 then it was over. That was it. That was
30:49
30:49 it. You didn't need a whole theme park
30:51
30:51 dedicated to your trilogy of a trillion
30:54
30:54 dollar saga. Um, agreed.
30:56
30:56 >> So, I I don't know. I mean, Avatar could
30:58
30:58 be one of the biggest flops.
31:02
31:02 >> Trillion dollar doesn't get the money
31:04
31:04 back. Not [ __ ] on it by any means.
31:06
31:06 It made a lot of money, but uh I don't
31:09
31:09 know if that investment on return is
31:10
31:10 going to get the foot traffic through.
31:12
31:12 You know, most kids aren't even going to
31:13
31:13 know what Avatar is. They're going to
31:14
31:14 have to shove that, you know, hot dog
31:17
31:17 down their throat to get them to walk
31:18
31:18 through there to enjoy it. I think.
31:20
31:20 >> All right. Hey, I have I have two two
31:23
31:23 questions left on this
31:24
31:24 >> this nostalgic uh watching stars die uh
31:28
31:28 thing we're going on here. And I'm going
31:29
31:29 kind of long just in case Mia needed to
31:31
31:31 cut for some other stuff, but uh that
31:33
31:33 was perfect.
31:33
31:33 >> Yeah. So, this is the last two questions
31:35
31:35 on this one, buddy. First question is,
31:37
31:37 do creators have a responsibility to
31:40
31:40 understand why f fans loved the
31:43
31:43 originals?
31:45
31:45 >> No, they don't.
31:46
31:46 >> Really? You don't think they have any
31:47
31:47 sort of responsibility? Nope. Because
31:49
31:49 the pe you know people live and they die
31:51
31:51 and eventually you got to create a new
31:53
31:53 audience anyways. So sure you got a
31:55
31:55 somebody who you know we got to create
31:57
31:57 new audience. You got to create new
31:58
31:58 excitement. You can't do that until a
32:01
32:01 new somebody's born until a new fan is
32:03
32:03 born.
32:04
32:04 >> Like why even bother making a remake if
32:07
32:07 you're just going to change everything
32:09
32:09 >> because you're trying to tug at some new
32:11
32:11 kid's heartstrings trying to remake it
32:14
32:14 with this new age kind of mentality. So
32:18
32:18 yeah,
32:18
32:18 >> I mean half the time people grow old and
32:21
32:21 they just watch the [ __ ] on reruns
32:23
32:23 anyways, you know. I I I I bet you if
32:25
32:25 you go back and look at Jaws, some of
32:27
32:27 the people probably still watch the
32:29
32:29 older Jaws and Point Break, I bet you
32:31
32:31 people still watch those movies more
32:33
32:33 than they watch, especially Point Break,
32:35
32:35 people probably watch the Point Break
32:36
32:36 movie, the older one, more than they
32:38
32:38 even watch the new one if you total the
32:40
32:40 views.
32:41
32:41 >> And it's brand new, brand new world and
32:42
32:42 brand new people. And so,
32:45
32:45 >> okay,
32:45
32:45 >> I think sometimes they just kind of just
32:47
32:47 waiting for the the goats to kind of
32:50
32:50 walk off into the wilderness and get
32:51
32:51 some new minds. You know,
32:53
32:53 >> that kind of leads a little squad.
32:55
32:55 >> This leads to the last question.
32:57
32:57 >> Um, what current movie, show, or game do
32:60
32:60 you think today's children will become
33:02
33:02 nostalgic for?
33:05
33:05 >> What did you say? What game?
33:06
33:06 >> What movies, shows, game?
33:08
33:08 >> Oh, what movie?
33:09
33:09 >> Yeah, it doesn't matter. Like, what do
33:10
33:10 you think today's children are going to
33:11
33:11 be nostalgic for? like how we're
33:13
33:13 nostalgic for Jurassic Park, the
33:15
33:15 original Star Wars, right? We're
33:17
33:17 nostalgic for all these things that
33:19
33:19 [ __ ]
33:21
33:21 uh what do you think the kids are going
33:23
33:23 to be that way about? Uh I think they're
33:26
33:26 going to be into the fast uh multiple
33:29
33:29 story lines just the it's kind of like
33:32
33:32 scrolling through the same movie at the
33:34
33:34 same time. You got to have like five
33:35
33:35 different things, five different plot
33:37
33:37 lines because they feel like they're
33:38
33:38 they're scrolling through five different
33:40
33:40 stories. So, I think unless you create
33:43
33:43 multiple plot lines and multiple stories
33:45
33:45 within one thing, nobody's going to give
33:48
33:48 a [ __ ] I I think you have to just
33:50
33:50 create this new genre of everybody just
33:52
33:52 wants multiple
33:53
33:53 uh tree branches and and that maybe ends
33:56
33:56 up at the same at the very end of it.
33:57
33:57 >> So, you don't you can't think of like a
33:58
33:58 current thing that kids are watching
33:60
33:60 right now that they might be nostalgic
34:01
34:01 for later on.
34:04
34:04 >> Right now, dude, I don't have any kids,
34:07
34:07 so it's hard for me to be relatable to.
34:08
34:08 You'd have to ask somebody who listens
34:10
34:10 to us that has kids that that watches
34:12
34:12 stuff cuz I I don't pay enough attention
34:15
34:15 to what anybody other than my age group
34:19
34:19 or circle that I'm in pays attention to.
34:21
34:21 >> I would probably say Fortnite.
34:23
34:23 >> It's hard for me to say.
34:24
34:24 >> I would say Fortnite would
34:26
34:26 be something. I mean, this is what I'm
34:27
34:27 talking about. You know what Fortnite is
34:29
34:29 and kids play that game. Fortnite,
34:31
34:31 Roblox, right? I would say anything
34:33
34:33 that's kind of popular right now.
34:35
34:35 Minecraft, right? I think those would
34:37
34:37 probably be franchi fr franchises that
34:39
34:39 the kids nowadays are gonna have a
34:40
34:40 nostalgia for and then when they grow up
34:42
34:42 to be our age uh they're gonna try to go
34:44
34:44 back and play it on these quote unquote
34:47
34:47 old ass computers. Um right and just do
34:50
34:50 that. I think that's kind of what I'm
34:52
34:52 thinking. Um
34:53
34:53 >> okay that's that's yeah I see where
34:55
34:55 you're getting at. That does make sense.
34:57
34:57 Fortnite. Sure.
34:58
34:58 >> Yeah.
34:58
34:58 >> Yeah. The Fortnite is the new Mario
35:00
35:00 Brothers.
35:01
35:01 >> The Fortnite is the new Mario brother.
35:03
35:03 Yeah. Exactly. It's the new Sims really,
35:05
35:05 you know. So, same thing with Robot.
35:07
35:07 >> Metroid, the [ __ ] all the old games
35:09
35:09 like the Zelda. Fortnite's the Zelda.
35:11
35:11 >> Fortnite's the Zelda, buddy. Yeah. So,
35:13
35:13 that's what I think going forward.
35:15
35:15 Anyways,
35:16
35:16 >> okay.
35:16
35:16 >> How about we move on, my dude? Let's
35:18
35:18 move on to an AI Sean. I got to open up
35:20
35:20 this second drink cuz I'm getting
35:22
35:22 thirsty. You want to introduce it while
35:23
35:23 I do that?
35:24
35:24 >> Okay. Yeah. No, 100%. So, uh again, Sean
35:27
35:27 will probably hate this genre, but I
35:30
35:30 like most things Sean cares about. I
35:32
35:32 don't care what he cares about half the
35:33
35:33 time.
35:34
35:34 >> I'm just going to do what I'm going to
35:35
35:35 do and the lyrics will shine through. Uh
35:38
35:38 some of them are mine, some of them are
35:40
35:40 via just flooded in by your, you know,
35:43
35:43 the AI of the world.
35:45
35:45 >> AI overlord.
35:46
35:46 >> So, uh we be AI overlord and we all
35:48
35:48 speak to it because everybody's looking
35:50
35:50 through it. Don't deny that you're not.
35:52
35:52 Um the Sean that the the title of the
35:54
35:54 Sean for today is called Midnight Vein.
35:57
35:57 >> It's upbeat. The the tempo hits hard.
35:59
35:59 So, turn the speakers up uh or turn them
36:02
36:02 down. It's It's up to you. Uh so, put a
36:04
36:04 cord in that juke box and
36:06
36:06 >> let's have a good time, everybody.
36:08
36:08 >> All right, here we go. Share my screen
36:10
36:10 >> and uh try not to blow his eardrums out.
36:13
36:13 Give me one second. Let me lower this
36:14
36:14 for you so you don't die. Uh but here it
36:16
36:16 is, everybody. Uh enjoy.
36:24
36:24 Feet
36:31
36:31 on the floor, concrete cold, fist at the
36:35
36:35 door. Midnight patrol. Sky ain't a
36:38
36:38 limit. There's something they sold.
36:40
36:40 Trying to pitch me a dream with a snake
36:43
36:43 or so. I move to the rhythm, not the
36:46
36:46 rhythm you cast. Ain't falling for the
36:48
36:48 spell of your neon lit trap. Boo slide
36:51
36:51 on the pavement. Heartbeat fast out loud
36:54
36:54 in the glow where the shadows stack.
36:57
36:57 >> You keep talking like you know my road.
37:00
37:00 But I break rules you ain't never been
37:03
37:03 told. Steel string heat in the dark. I
37:06
37:06 hold. I don't b I don't buckle. I don't
37:09
37:09 f.
37:10
37:10 >> I walk my own line. Don't dance for your
37:12
37:12 design. Concrete lick under neon signs.
37:16
37:16 You can try to pull me down, but I rise
37:19
37:19 every night. Glow stick sparks in the
37:22
37:22 dark burning too bright. I walk your
37:25
37:25 line, keep it tight
37:28
37:28 on glow in the dead of night. Try to
37:30
37:30 pull you down, but you still ignite.
37:33
37:33 Burning up the dark with a wild fire.
37:36
37:36 >> No chains on my mind, no spell out
37:40
37:40 in my chest and I won't fade away.
37:43
37:43 Outlaw heartbeat running wild in the
37:46
37:46 fray. I move to my rhythm and I'm here
37:48
37:48 to stay.
37:49
37:49 >> No chains, no sway. You won't fade away.
37:55
37:55 Heartbeat running wild in the fray. Your
37:58
37:58 rhythm's yours. You're here to stay.
38:02
38:02 Boots on the line that midnight grind.
38:04
38:04 Smoke in the air, but I cut through the
38:05
38:05 signs every promise. They pitched. Had a
38:06
38:06 hook in the fine. Trying to buy my soul
38:08
38:08 cheap. I ain't that kind. Dust on my
38:09
38:09 boots from the roads I chose. Trap
38:11
38:11 groove bay hitting under my bones. Still
38:12
38:12 string heat with a cold wind blows on my
38:14
38:14 porch like rubble when the whole town
38:15
38:15 froze. Glow stick sparks in the puddles
38:16
38:16 I pass neon on the water like a shadow
38:18
38:18 stain glass. I don't run from the dark.
38:19
38:19 I walk right past outlaw. Heartbeat
38:21
38:21 beating double time fast base on my
38:22
38:22 chest like a runaway train. Boots on the
38:24
38:24 concrete cutting through the rain. You
38:25
38:25 can try to drag me down but I slip every
38:26
38:26 chain. Outlaw heartbeat hitting hard in
38:28
38:28 the pain on the puddles in the night
38:29
38:29 goes wild. Glow stick sparks jumping
38:30
38:30 like a feral child. Steel string burn
38:32
38:32 with the base all pedled out. Law
38:33
38:33 heartbeat running double time style.
38:35
38:35 Concrete slick boot midnight roar. Every
38:38
38:38 shadow in the alley want to settle the
38:39
38:39 score. But I break through the dark like
38:42
38:42 a busted jail door. A rebel in the glow
38:46
38:46 and I'm coming back for more. I walk my
38:49
38:49 own line. Boots hidden in time. Concrete
38:52
38:52 slick under neon signs. You can try to
38:55
38:55 pull me down, but I rise every night.
38:58
38:58 Glow sticks in the dark burning too
39:02
39:02 bright.
39:02
39:02 >> Walk your life. Keep it tight.
39:06
39:06 I'm glowing the dead of night. Try to
39:09
39:09 pull you down, but you still ignite.
39:12
39:12 Burning up the dark with a wildfire
39:15
39:15 light.
39:15
39:15 >> No chains on my mind, no spell I obey.
39:19
39:19 Base in my chest and I won't fade away.
39:22
39:22 Outlaw heartbeat running wild in the
39:25
39:25 fray. I move to my rhythm and I'm here
39:28
39:28 to stay.
39:28
39:28 >> No chains and no sway. You won't fade
39:34
39:34 away.
39:35
39:35 >> Heartbeat running wild and afraid. The
39:38
39:38 rhythm's yours.
39:41
39:41 You're here to stay. Boo slide on
39:44
39:44 concrete.
39:46
39:46 Neon in the rain.
39:49
39:49 Heartbeat steady in the midnight brain.
39:53
39:53 >> Sparks drift away.
40:05
40:05 >> All right. Well, [ __ ]
40:07
40:07 everybody.
40:07
40:07 >> That's all I got.
40:08
40:08 >> That was Joshua's Sean for the week.
40:10
40:10 >> That's
40:11
40:11 >> It's my gold quarter. Sean hates it.
40:13
40:13 Sean hates country. He hates that sound.
40:16
40:16 He hates all that [ __ ]
40:18
40:18 >> That's fine. It's fine cuz I do it not
40:21
40:21 just for Sean. I do it for the people,
40:23
40:23 man.
40:24
40:24 >> If you hate it, you hate it. If you love
40:25
40:25 it, you love it. We all got different
40:27
40:27 audiences.
40:28
40:28 >> And that is my thumbrint for this
40:30
40:30 episode. You love it. If you do, if you
40:32
40:32 hate it,
40:33
40:33 >> it's okay. I'll do better next week.
40:35
40:35 Yeah. Or you want
40:35
40:35 >> Ask for Sean Sean or ask for Sean to do
40:38
40:38 a Sean. That's all you got to do. Put in
40:39
40:39 the comments.
40:40
40:40 >> Yeah, exactly. Listen, no judgment on
40:43
40:43 this episode. Uh buddy, thank you for
40:45
40:45 providing uh the internet with that
40:47
40:47 noise. Uh I highly appreciate you.
40:51
40:51 You're the best. Uh let's move on.
40:55
40:55 >> Those are those are kind words.
40:57
40:57 >> Those are those are the kindest words I
40:59
40:59 could give you, my friend.
41:00
41:00 >> Exactly. Exactly. I'll do I'll do aep
41:04
41:04 Sean maybe next week and maybe Sean
41:07
41:07 circus act of a [ ] popcorn [ ]
41:10
41:10 candy corn Sean.
41:11
41:11 >> Hey, I like my popcorn. Let's go.
41:13
41:13 >> Yeah, he does. Yeah.
41:15
41:15 >> All right, buddy. Let's go on to If You
41:17
41:17 Could or would you rather? If I could or
41:19
41:19 would I rather. What do you got for me
41:20
41:20 on this?
41:21
41:21 >> Okay.
41:22
41:22 >> All right. Rapid fire. This is for Shawn
41:25
41:25 because Shawn always feels like he talks
41:27
41:27 a lot and he kind of does. Um, so let me
41:29
41:29 hit you with some Seans for Sean or uh
41:31
41:31 words from Sean and uh even more Sean
41:34
41:34 things.
41:35
41:35 >> Here we go. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Uh you
41:37
41:37 could go as long as you want on these.
41:39
41:39 We'll see. Sean, if you could pick one
41:42
41:42 part of your body you wish was bigger,
41:45
41:45 >> what would it be?
41:46
41:46 >> Yeah. Hitting you hard with the first
41:47
41:47 one coming out the gate.
41:49
41:49 >> Like listen, I'm not going to give you
41:50
41:50 the obvious answer. I think everybody
41:51
41:51 knows what the obvious answer is, right?
41:54
41:54 >> Do we really though? So, I'm not I'm not
41:56
41:56 going to give the people the obvious
41:58
41:58 answer.
41:59
41:59 >> So, I'm going to say probably like
42:02
42:02 >> um it's just one part of my like like if
42:06
42:06 I say if I say
42:07
42:07 >> again it could be your ears. It could be
42:08
42:08 your neck.
42:09
42:09 >> Okay. But Okay. So, you said ears. You
42:11
42:11 said ears. Is that is that
42:13
42:13 >> both my ears because they're they're a
42:16
42:16 pair?
42:16
42:16 >> I mean it's one part of your body.
42:18
42:18 >> So, if I said arms, right? That would be
42:20
42:20 both my arms.
42:21
42:21 >> Sure.
42:22
42:22 >> Okay. Then I would say legs. I want my
42:24
42:24 legs to be longer. I want to be taller.
42:26
42:26 >> Okay. Okay. We're going with longer
42:28
42:28 legs. All right. There we go. That's his
42:30
42:30 That's what he wishes. That's what he
42:31
42:31 gets.
42:32
42:32 >> Beetleju. Beetle juice. Beetleju. That's
42:33
42:33 what you get. All right. Number two.
42:35
42:35 Sean, if you could pick one drink and
42:38
42:38 one drink only
42:40
42:40 >> to sip on for the rest of your life,
42:42
42:42 what would it be?
42:43
42:43 >> One drink and one drink.
42:44
42:44 >> Yeah, it's hard.
42:45
42:45 >> Hard cider.
42:46
42:46 >> Good ones.
42:47
42:47 >> Hard cider. That's it.
42:48
42:48 >> Hard cider. Yeah, because you could have
42:50
42:50 you could have different flavors of hard
42:53
42:53 cider, you know, like there could be a
42:55
42:55 whole plethora of hard cers.
42:57
42:57 >> Like you could probably just get a cider
42:59
42:59 that's sugarf free and it would just be
43:03
43:03 pretty much like watered down apple
43:04
43:04 cider like apple juice, right? Then you
43:07
43:07 could just drink that as your water, you
43:09
43:09 know, because what are apples? Water,
43:11
43:11 you know? What is cider? Water, you
43:13
43:13 know. See, Sean hasn't had a
43:15
43:15 oldfashioned on this this program in a
43:17
43:17 long time.
43:18
43:18 >> I thought he was gonna say oldfashioned.
43:20
43:20 >> No, because that's just straight
43:21
43:21 bourbon. If this is the only drink I can
43:22
43:22 have for my entire life, you know, I
43:24
43:24 don't want to just drink straight
43:25
43:25 bourbon for the rest of my life, dude.
43:27
43:27 I'd die tomorrow. You know, I'd rather
43:29
43:29 have something with a little bit of
43:30
43:30 substinance, you know? It's like asking
43:32
43:32 the question like, would you rather have
43:34
43:34 pizza for the rest of your life or
43:36
43:36 burgers? Like the obvious answer is
43:38
43:38 pizza because you could do more things
43:39
43:39 with it, right? So for me, hard ciders,
43:42
43:42 you could do more things with it. So
43:45
43:45 that's what I'm choosing.
43:46
43:46 >> Well, hopefully this question gets a
43:47
43:47 little bit easier for you. Sean, would
43:50
43:50 you rather fight one horse-sized duck or
43:54
43:54 a 100 duckiz horses?
43:58
43:58 >> 100? No. [ __ ] Horses are big, dude.
44:02
44:02 Horses are [ __ ] huge.
44:03
44:03 >> That's what I say.
44:04
44:04 >> So like
44:07
44:07 >> they can bite. Horses can bite the f out
44:10
44:10 of you, dude.
44:10
44:10 >> You know what? Just give me the one.
44:11
44:11 Give me the one horsesized duck because
44:15
44:15 we're not saying that it has the
44:16
44:16 strength of a horse. You know, it's
44:17
44:17 still a duck. So, give me one
44:19
44:19 horse-sized duck. I'll find a way to
44:21
44:21 [ __ ] it up. I'll find a way to beat the
44:22
44:22 [ __ ] out of it. So, we'll see.
44:24
44:24 >> Okay. All right. Well, hopefully this
44:26
44:26 one tugs at your uh because I know you
44:28
44:28 like to, you know, you like food. You're
44:29
44:29 a connoisseur of food.
44:30
44:30 >> You know, you could take advantage of
44:32
44:32 this next one.
44:33
44:33 >> Okay. Sean, would you rather have
44:35
44:35 spaghetti for hair or sweet maple or
44:39
44:39 sweat made of maple syrup?
44:41
44:41 >> Ew. Nah, dude. Give me spaghetti for
44:43
44:43 hair. Mainly because if like it, you
44:46
44:46 know, it's summertime right now and so
44:48
44:48 the room's getting hotter and you know,
44:50
44:50 I'm getting a little bit of sweat going.
44:53
44:53 >> Sorry. Because no circulation, right? No
44:54
44:54 fan. So, it's getting hot. And if I'm
44:57
44:57 sweating and I'm sleeping and I'm
45:00
45:00 sweating maple syrup, brother, brother,
45:03
45:03 that's not that's not good for anybody.
45:05
45:05 But if I just have spaghetti hair, dude,
45:07
45:07 I cut my hair every like four weeks,
45:09
45:09 like I don't [ __ ] care about that,
45:12
45:12 you know?
45:13
45:13 >> Yeah. I'm I'm thinking about taking
45:15
45:15 advantage of a market. Maybe you sleep
45:16
45:16 upside down like a bat. You just drip
45:18
45:18 off and you sell that [ __ ] collecting
45:20
45:20 into like
45:21
45:21 >> Why do I got to Why do I got to sleep
45:22
45:22 upside down? Let it roll down my body.
45:24
45:24 Let me stand. Let me sleep straight.
45:26
45:26 Standing up.
45:27
45:27 >> Okay. Listen, if the syrup runs over
45:29
45:29 your body, you know that that could be
45:32
45:32 that could be good.
45:32
45:32 >> Could be better. More unique. Exactly.
45:36
45:36 >> All right. We're going spaghetti.
45:38
45:38 >> Yeah.
45:38
45:38 >> I like it.
45:39
45:39 >> All right.
45:40
45:40 >> Uh Sean,
45:42
45:42 >> if you could erase, it's getting deep. I
45:44
45:44 hope you like deep.
45:46
45:46 If you could erase one moment from your
45:48
45:48 past that still haunts you at 3:00 a.m.,
45:52
45:52 >> which are you deleting?
45:54
45:54 >> Wait, the moment has to be from 3:00
45:56
45:56 a.m.
45:58
45:58 >> Yeah. I mean, it keeps you, you know,
45:60
45:60 you wake up at 3 in the morning. You
46:01
46:01 know what I mean? Like it's that thing
46:02
46:02 that haunts you.
46:03
46:03 >> Got it. Got it. Yes. Got it. Okay. Uh
46:04
46:04 when I [ __ ] my pants as a kid,
46:07
46:07 >> that's the moment I would I would erase
46:09
46:09 for the rest of my my entirety. Yeah.
46:10
46:10 That moment.
46:11
46:11 >> Do you still dream about that? You still
46:13
46:13 have dreams?
46:13
46:13 >> Yeah, dude. I have nightmares about it
46:15
46:15 sometimes.
46:16
46:16 >> It's wild.
46:17
46:17 >> It's traumatizing.
46:17
46:17 >> Good one.
46:18
46:18 >> [ __ ] my pants.
46:19
46:19 >> Okay. All right. Number six. Sean, if
46:22
46:22 you could have one moment of your life
46:24
46:24 replayed on a big screen for everyone to
46:26
46:26 see, which moment would you risk
46:30
46:30 showing?
46:32
46:32 >> Um, that's pretty easy. I would probably
46:34
46:34 just show us playing at the Catalyst
46:36
46:36 with my band. Like, that was probably
46:38
46:38 one of my highlights of my life. like a
46:41
46:41 very
46:43
46:43 glory moment for me. So, I'd have that
46:45
46:45 moment replaying over and over again.
46:46
46:46 Like, easy. So,
46:49
46:49 >> okay. All right. That that seemed like a
46:51
46:51 pretty straightforward answer.
46:52
46:52 >> Easy.
46:53
46:53 >> Straight to the point.
46:54
46:54 >> Yeah.
46:54
46:54 >> All right. Sean, would you rather have
46:56
46:56 people assume you're flirting when
46:58
46:58 you're not
46:60
46:60 >> or assuming you're angry when you're
47:02
47:02 not?
47:02
47:02 >> Not flirting. I'd rather have them think
47:04
47:04 I'm flirting than angry.
47:06
47:06 >> Yeah. Because you'll you'll know when
47:07
47:07 I'm angry.
47:08
47:08 >> Yeah. Like you'll make more friends that
47:10
47:10 way, too, right?
47:11
47:11 >> Yeah, of course. Yeah. And everybody
47:12
47:12 wants to be your friend. Yeah.
47:16
47:16 >> All right. Okay.
47:18
47:18 >> Okay. Number eight. I got only got 10.
47:20
47:20 >> Okay. All right.
47:20
47:20 >> Uh, would you rather have your ex
47:23
47:23 explain your personality or your best
47:26
47:26 friend explain your flaws?
47:29
47:29 >> I'd rather have you explain my flaws,
47:30
47:30 buddy. Like,
47:34
47:34 >> that's perfect. Right. Right. M
47:37
47:37 >> could you imagine your ex is breaking it
47:38
47:38 all down like a [ __ ] pie chart, you
47:41
47:41 know, on a whiteboard, chalkboard, just
47:43
47:43 like this is what here class, this is
47:46
47:46 what's going on
47:46
47:46 >> to
47:47
47:47 >> expose you entirely.
47:49
47:49 >> I mean, I I would I would have to envy
47:52
47:52 the amount of time it would take them to
47:54
47:54 break me down uh in terms of my
47:57
47:57 personality. Uh I would think that they
47:59
47:59 would say narcissist for about half of
48:02
48:02 it. So, it would be kind of
48:04
48:04 entertaining. But,
48:05
48:05 >> hey, isn't you know what? You asked me
48:07
48:07 the other week like what's a trigger
48:08
48:08 word? I think narcissist is a trigger
48:10
48:10 word for a lot of people.
48:11
48:11 >> Oh, you think so? You think narcissist
48:13
48:13 >> being mislabeled a narcissist.
48:15
48:15 That's crazy. It's like calling somebody
48:16
48:16 who's a racist who's not I think that's
48:19
48:19 like crazy.
48:20
48:20 >> Yeah. Narcissist. I think I think that's
48:22
48:22 a big I think that's a big hot word for
48:24
48:24 people.
48:25
48:25 >> I didn't know. Um I'm so sorry.
48:27
48:27 >> Yeah.
48:27
48:27 >> Sorry to all my nonists out there,
48:31
48:31 >> right? if you want. And there's, you
48:32
48:32 know what? I I ran into somebody, real
48:34
48:34 quick, hot take. Uh, I ran into somebody
48:35
48:35 the other day who's reading a book and
48:36
48:36 there's like 10 different types of
48:38
48:38 narcissism out there. And it's like,
48:40
48:40 holy [ __ ] I didn't even know. Yeah,
48:41
48:41 it's it's a real thing. I don't know the
48:43
48:43 name of the book. Uh, and I don't care
48:45
48:45 to look it up because it might actually
48:46
48:46 scare most people. Uh, you do that much
48:49
48:49 research on narcissism, you might never
48:51
48:51 make a friend again. Honestly, I asked
48:53
48:53 that person. I said I said, "Are you
48:55
48:55 still making friends because of this
48:56
48:56 book?" She's like, "Yeah, I'm still
48:58
48:58 making friends." I'm like, "Are you
48:59
48:59 though?" Mhm. I think everybody is some
49:02
49:02 type of narcissist though, you know? I
49:04
49:04 think you kind of have to be there to
49:06
49:06 it, right?
49:06
49:06 >> Yeah. Like for self-preservation kind of
49:08
49:08 thing, you know? So, I think that
49:09
49:09 everybody is a narcissist no matter
49:11
49:11 what.
49:13
49:13 >> Yeah. What spectrum are you on?
49:14
49:14 >> Yeah. What spectrum of narcissism are
49:16
49:16 you on? Yeah. There you go.
49:18
49:18 >> All right. Tune in next week. We will
49:20
49:20 have a full range of narcissism and
49:22
49:22 categories for you.
49:23
49:23 >> No, we will not.
49:24
49:24 >> Uh I got I'm just kidding. I'm kidding.
49:27
49:27 We're 55 minutes in. And if you're still
49:29
49:29 listening, this is the best part. This
49:30
49:30 is when we're we're the deepest into our
49:32
49:32 drinks and we're getting to the fun
49:33
49:33 finds and everything else that happens
49:34
49:34 at the end of this. Sean, I got two more
49:36
49:36 unless you want me to hit you with the
49:37
49:37 last topic. Um, you let me know.
49:40
49:40 >> Last two. Last topic.
49:42
49:42 >> Give me two more. I only got 10.
49:44
49:44 >> All right, here we go. Number nine.
49:47
49:47 Sean, if you could replace your shadow
49:50
49:50 with anything else.
49:51
49:51 >> Oh [ __ ]
49:51
49:51 >> What's following you around?
49:53
49:53 >> Uh, you. I replace it with you. Just to
49:57
49:57 [ __ ] with you. Yeah. And you have to
49:59
49:59 take you have to you have to be there
50:01
50:01 with me to take a [ __ ]
50:02
50:02 >> You have to be there with me in the
50:03
50:03 shower when I'm beating my meat. You
50:05
50:05 know, that's I think I think that would
50:07
50:07 be sufficient torture enough for you.
50:09
50:09 And I'd like that. Like we would never
50:10
50:10 go outside. We would never go outside.
50:13
50:13 >> I would hope every time I had to show up
50:16
50:16 in these moments, the sun was right
50:17
50:17 above your head cuz I would hate to be a
50:18
50:18 shadow in those moments.
50:22
50:22 >> I just want to be right underneath your
50:23
50:23 feet to where I can't see anything.
50:25
50:25 >> No, they wouldn't be. I would make it so
50:27
50:27 that the lighting in every room I go to
50:29
50:29 has you projected on a wall or like
50:31
50:31 right next to me, you know,
50:33
50:33 >> right in front of you. What a wicked
50:34
50:34 concept, right,
50:35
50:35 >> dude? Yeah,
50:36
50:36 >> you are my shadow. That's That's pretty
50:38
50:38 cool. Maybe there's a book. Maybe
50:39
50:39 there's a story line there.
50:40
50:40 >> Maybe there's a story somewhere there.
50:43
50:43 >> Number 10. The final one for everybody
50:46
50:46 listening and you, Sean. It's been fun.
50:50
50:50 Sean, if you could make one of your
50:52
50:52 flaws disappear but gain a new weird
50:55
50:55 one, what flaw are you trading?
50:58
50:58 >> Oh [ __ ] Um,
51:04
51:04 it's one of those monkey paw situations,
51:06
51:06 I guess. I guess I would trade away the
51:09
51:09 flaw of
51:14
51:14 self like overindulgence. Like I would
51:16
51:16 trade away that flaw and then I would
51:19
51:19 ask you Joshua to give me a flaw in
51:22
51:22 return. That's what I would do.
51:26
51:26 >> Okay. All right.
51:27
51:27 >> I mean I'll get I got lots of flaws. All
51:30
51:30 you got to do is watch uh 46 episodes
51:33
51:33 and you'll find out all my damn flaws.
51:35
51:35 Take a rocket scientist.
51:38
51:38 Go ahead and figure that one out. [ __ ]
51:40
51:40 We got enough of flaws recorded by now.
51:42
51:42 Think YouTube. You guys can point them
51:44
51:44 out on your own. I'm about to alienate
51:46
51:46 myself with this [ __ ] Uh, okay. You
51:48
51:48 ready to move on to the next topic? The
51:50
51:50 rapid fire. End it strong.
51:52
51:52 >> Yeah. Let's move on to signs to remember
51:54
51:54 someone by final topic for the week,
51:56
51:56 everybody. Thank you for making it this
51:57
51:57 far. If you made it this far, we do
51:58
51:58 appreciate it. Uh, sorry for the late
51:60
51:60 out live. You know, get some merch. Get
52:02
52:02 this beautiful t-shirt that I got on
52:03
52:03 that Joshua has in his background over
52:04
52:04 there.
52:05
52:05 >> It's beautiful.
52:06
52:06 >> All right. All right, everybody. We're
52:07
52:07 deep into the drink. We got three
52:08
52:08 minutes left before the other fun stuff
52:10
52:10 happens. I'm Sean. rapid fire signs
52:14
52:14 >> to remember someone by Sean. Have you
52:16
52:16 ever found yourself driving down the
52:17
52:17 road and you see a sign
52:19
52:19 >> and you go, you know what that that
52:21
52:21 reminds me of Bill? Bill, you know, just
52:24
52:24 something about Bill and that sign, they
52:25
52:25 just they just go hand in hand. You
52:26
52:26 know, one plus one equals two. Like that
52:28
52:28 kind of thing. You know, the sign it
52:29
52:29 just tells you what that is.
52:31
52:31 >> It's a reflection.
52:32
52:32 >> I'm gonna I'm going to read up some
52:33
52:33 signs for you. Those of you still
52:35
52:35 listening, if you haven't fallen asleep
52:36
52:36 yet, you let me know if these signs
52:40
52:40 remind you of anybody. Okay, I'm ready.
52:43
52:43 >> You ready?
52:43
52:43 >> Yep.
52:44
52:44 >> Okay, here you go. Sign number one. You
52:47
52:47 will regularly see these in the grocery
52:49
52:49 store or just out in public somewhere,
52:51
52:51 you know? Slippery when wet.
52:57
52:57 >> Okay.
52:60
52:60 >> Does that I mean, when you see that
53:01
53:01 sign, do you ever go, you know what,
53:03
53:03 Bill, that you know, I just, you know,
53:06
53:06 am I thinking am I saying people's names
53:09
53:09 or am I just agreeing? Yes. Yeah. Of
53:11
53:11 course that sign.
53:11
53:11 >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Do you ever see a
53:12
53:12 sign? Okay. The whole thing is like
53:14
53:14 signs to remember someone by. Yeah. Like
53:16
53:16 do you ever see a sign like that and
53:17
53:17 just remember, you know? Okay. All
53:19
53:19 right. Slippery wet.
53:20
53:20 >> That one for sure. Yeah. For sure. Yeah.
53:22
53:22 There are a few people I can give that
53:23
53:23 sign to.
53:25
53:25 >> All right. We will not alienate anybody.
53:28
53:28 These are just signs that randomly, you
53:30
53:30 know, like see a rainbow, it's like, oh,
53:32
53:32 okay, cool. Signs to remember someone
53:34
53:34 by. All right. Number two, drive-thru.
53:37
53:37 >> Uh, no. Not ringing any bells for
53:40
53:40 anybody?
53:40
53:40 >> No.
53:41
53:41 >> Okay. That's kind of funny because that
53:42
53:42 person was I do know somebody who was
53:44
53:44 recently given the nickname and uh it's
53:47
53:47 kind of funny. The [ __ ]
53:47
53:47 >> I will not give you context for the uh
53:50
53:50 why they call this person drive-thru,
53:51
53:51 but
53:52
53:52 >> All right. Well, [ __ ]
53:53
53:53 >> Let's just say they get in and get out
53:55
53:55 fast, everybody. Uh so, good old
53:58
53:58 drive-thru. Congratulations.
53:59
53:59 >> It's a perk. It's a perk.
54:01
54:01 >> Yeah. Yeah. Aka, uh yeah, drive-thru.
54:03
54:03 Shut up. Um, number three,
54:07
54:07 711 open 24 hours.
54:10
54:10 >> Um, no. Another one that Yeah,
54:13
54:13 >> nobody rings a bell for me on that one.
54:14
54:14 >> Are you going to have a friend that you
54:16
54:16 could just call anytime? You're like,
54:17
54:17 "Hey, man. I said, "Hey, what's up, bro?
54:18
54:18 Like, where you been, man? I'm can't
54:19
54:19 sleep tonight." You know what I'm
54:20
54:20 saying? Play video game.
54:22
54:22 >> I probably
54:24
54:24 like I don't I wouldn't think of them as
54:26
54:26 7-Eleven, though. Like, if I saw that
54:28
54:28 sign, I'm not going, "Oh, yeah, Ted."
54:30
54:30 You know? Okay. Yeah. It's not doing it
54:33
54:33 for me. All right. All right. This one,
54:34
54:34 this one you see everywhere. How about
54:36
54:36 trash?
54:37
54:37 >> Oh, yeah. Oh, hell yeah, dude. Yeah. I
54:39
54:39 think everybody's got a little bit of
54:40
54:40 trash somewhere in their life, you know.
54:44
54:44 >> All right. This is Yeah. Sorry. This is
54:46
54:46 very suggestive. This far. Uh, number
54:49
54:49 five.
54:51
54:51 Back in an hour.
54:53
54:53 >> Back in an hour. Uh, yeah. I guess I
54:56
54:56 guess I have a few people that comes to
54:57
54:57 mind on that one.
55:00
55:00 This happened to be like someone you
55:02
55:02 work with or somebody that
55:05
55:05 >> uh Yeah, definitely somebody that I work
55:07
55:07 with for sure. Yeah.
55:09
55:09 >> Okay, perfect. Perfect. Would this be on
55:11
55:11 their lunch break or their lunch hour or
55:13
55:13 >> We're not getting into details, buddy.
55:15
55:15 >> We're not getting into any details.
55:17
55:17 >> See, Sean doesn't want to give nothing
55:18
55:18 away. I'm trying to make this fun and
55:19
55:19 Sean just doesn't want to give into
55:21
55:21 >> I got people who listen to this. All
55:22
55:22 right.
55:22
55:22 >> I got plenty of people who who I work
55:24
55:24 with that are that [ __ ] person. I
55:26
55:26 don't give a [ __ ] That will tell it to
55:27
55:27 their face and they know it, too. I wear
55:31
55:31 this. This isn't a [ __ ] mask, bro. I
55:33
55:33 just wear I'll let you know. I don't
55:34
55:34 give a [ __ ] Sounds a little bit more uh
55:37
55:37 guarded when it comes to it. I don't
55:38
55:38 give a [ __ ] Um uh six.
55:43
55:43 Use the back door.
55:49
55:49 >> Yeah, I'd probably say like I got like
55:51
55:51 one person who I think of when I hear
55:53
55:53 that.
55:54
55:54 >> Okay, good. All right. I'm glad you're
55:56
55:56 [ __ ] some relatable to one of these
55:57
55:57 goddamn signs cuz you're plain old
55:60
55:60 gracious Jesus over there. Like you just
56:01
56:01 walked [ __ ]
56:02
56:02 >> I'm giving you genuine answers. I
56:04
56:04 There's not a lot of those ones that I
56:06
56:06 think about and I go, "Oh yeah, this
56:07
56:07 person." You know that one I have
56:09
56:09 somebody in mind like I get it. So
56:12
56:12 >> good job. I'm glad I got one of six.
56:15
56:15 >> You've gotten more than that. There's a
56:17
56:17 few in there that I
56:17
56:17 >> I can't count. You're assuming I can
56:19
56:19 count, bro. Jesus Christ.
56:21
56:21 >> 100% true.
56:21
56:21 >> Yeah.
56:23
56:23 >> All right. Well, thank you everybody for
56:24
56:24 putting up with uh a lot of topics that
56:26
56:26 I came up with this week. [ __ ] There
56:29
56:29 you go. Hope you enjoyed that. Let's get
56:31
56:31 on to the very end of this, which is the
56:34
56:34 fun finds.
56:35
56:35 >> Sean usually introduces this. I'm just
56:37
56:37 going to talk because Sean talks too
56:38
56:38 much. He said he talks a lot.
56:40
56:40 >> I'm helping out here.
56:41
56:41 >> Introduce it. Lay it on.
56:42
56:42 >> That's it. Now, go for it. That was it.
56:44
56:44 That's all I got.
56:45
56:45 >> All right, let's do some lucky numbers,
56:47
56:47 some fun finds. Let's land this plane,
56:48
56:48 everybody. Uh I know it's been a it's
56:50
56:50 been an odd one. What did I tell you? I
56:52
56:52 told you at the beginning of the episode
56:54
56:54 [ ] was going to get weird and [ ] got
56:55
56:55 weird. So don't judge us too harshly.
56:58
56:58 Just know we're very genuine when I say
56:60
56:60 that [ __ ] So Joshua, what are you gonna
57:02
57:02 show off this week? What do you got in
57:03
57:03 there that that you're cooking up with
57:05
57:05 over there?
57:07
57:07 >> Okay, so I you know I said this weeks
57:09
57:09 ago that Joshua Why am I speaking about
57:12
57:12 myself in the third person? Stupid. So,
57:15
57:15 I came upon the honey hole, the glory
57:19
57:19 hole
57:21
57:21 at Target, and I found myself a mega fun
57:24
57:24 find that perhaps could add value
57:28
57:28 in lots of ways. And I got to show this
57:32
57:32 bad boy up because I didn't only find
57:34
57:34 one. I found three of these bad boys.
57:37
57:37 >> Three.
57:38
57:38 >> And Sean, and I'm going to prove it to
57:40
57:40 you.
57:42
57:42 >> I got one here. This is a chubby.
57:45
57:45 >> Okay.
57:45
57:45 >> Killer clowns. Chubby.
57:47
57:47 >> Out of space. Yeah.
57:48
57:48 >> Okay.
57:51
57:51 >> I got two.
57:53
57:53 >> Okay. Right there.
57:54
57:54 >> Two. Two chubbies. All right.
57:55
57:55 >> Okay. We can count.
57:56
57:56 >> Why?
57:58
57:58 >> And I got three.
57:60
57:60 >> And just to prove it to you,
58:01
58:01 >> you got three
58:01
58:01 >> because movie magic,
58:04
58:04 >> I do have three chubbies.
58:06
58:06 >> Okay.
58:07
58:07 >> Personally, I'm only capable of one,
58:09
58:09 >> but I got three chubbies for you right
58:11
58:11 now.
58:11
58:11 >> Okay. And uh I'm gonna show you why this
58:14
58:14 is so relevant, Sean. Because this is
58:17
58:17 cool.
58:18
58:18 >> So you could find a chubby
58:23
58:23 >> for $11. Or you could have found it for
58:27
58:27 $11.99.
58:30
58:30 Currently out of stock. You can't get it
58:31
58:31 no more.
58:32
58:32 >> Okay.
58:32
58:32 >> But I did a little bit more research
58:35
58:35 and check this out. They currently are
58:38
58:38 listed for on eBay forundred
58:42
58:42 $8365
58:46
58:46 if you can find a buyer for it.
58:48
58:48 >> 183. Yeah, if you can find a buyer for
58:50
58:50 it. 183 is
58:53
58:53 >> $183
58:57
58:57 and I got
58:58
58:58 >> Okay.
58:59
58:59 Three of them.
59:00
59:00 >> Okay. So, my $91
59:05
59:05 was well spent when I found myself not
59:08
59:08 just one chubby, not just two chubbies,
59:11
59:11 but three whole chubbies.
59:12
59:12 >> But now you have three chubbies sitting
59:14
59:14 there. Like, are you are you going to
59:17
59:17 sell them? Like, are you going to sell
59:18
59:18 them?
59:20
59:20 >> Listen, Sean, we talked about this many
59:22
59:22 episodes ago. You either become at some
59:24
59:24 point you become a collector becomes a
59:26
59:26 seller at some point.
59:28
59:28 >> That's very true. We did talk about
59:29
59:29 that. Yes, you're right. You're right.
59:30
59:30 So, all these are in boxes. Nothing's
59:33
59:33 coming out. Hey, if these go down to
59:36
59:36 $11, I just get my money back. If they
59:39
59:39 sell at $50, I made my money and then
59:43
59:43 some.
59:43
59:43 >> Wait, did you get them for 11 bucks at
59:45
59:45 uh at Target?
59:47
59:47 >> Yeah, they were like 10 bucks.
59:48
59:48 >> Oh, okay. All right. Well,
59:49
59:49 >> $30 for three Funkos. If I put those
59:52
59:52 things up for even $25 a piece, you're
59:55
59:55 still making
59:56
59:56 >> $50 a piece, whatever it is. But if you
59:59
59:59 get max value, everybody,
60:02
60:02 $183. And that's the that's the rolling
60:05
60:05 eBay. So [ __ ] on it if you want. But um
60:09
60:09 uh Sean showed off some mega value
60:11
60:11 finds. And I think I just [ __ ] all his
60:14
60:14 >> over.
60:16
60:16 That's probably one of the highest value
60:17
60:17 finds that you've or you and I have both
60:20
60:20 ever found. Like 183 if it sells for
60:22
60:22 that much, dude. That's That's a [ __ ]
60:24
60:24 steal.
60:25
60:25 >> So good job, man. Good job. That's
60:27
60:27 really good. Thank you. It was worth my
60:30
60:30 $91. And that's not even including all
60:32
60:32 the other ones I showed up in previous.
60:33
60:33 >> Yeah, exactly. That still adds to your
60:34
60:34 total. That's [ __ ] incredible.
60:37
60:37 >> There you go. So, that is my mega target
60:39
60:39 fund find. And if you want to know where
60:41
60:41 you can get more of those, I actually
60:43
60:43 know a plug. I know where you can get
60:44
60:44 them.
60:45
60:45 >> Really? You know where? Yes, I do.
60:46
60:46 >> You know where you can get some?
60:48
60:48 >> I know where you can get them.
60:49
60:49 >> Sorry for the little live. Sorry for the
60:52
60:52 delay.
60:52
60:52 >> Perhaps there could be a chest store
60:54
60:54 coming up at some point.
60:55
60:55 >> You never know.
60:55
60:55 >> Hey, you never know. We can do whatever
60:57
60:57 we want. It's all website.
60:59
60:59 >> Cool, buddy. Hey, can I show off my
61:01
61:01 little fun finds?
61:02
61:02 >> Go ahead. Lead. Yeah, kick it off.
61:04
61:04 >> Let me show off some little fun finds,
61:06
61:06 buddy. We're speaking of nostalgia, and
61:08
61:08 I got to show you some of these uh
61:10
61:10 little bitty pups that I got. They're
61:11
61:11 from a retro series, and I took them
61:13
61:13 out. Retro toy series. And I want to
61:15
61:15 know if you've uh if you ever played
61:16
61:16 with some of these bad boys. Uh the
61:18
61:18 first one I have for you, buddy, is a
61:20
61:20 Stretch Armstrong. You ever played with
61:22
61:22 a Stretch Armstrong?
61:23
61:23 >> No.
61:24
61:24 >> No.
61:24
61:24 >> Not that old, but I've heard of it. good
61:26
61:26 in that frame, [ __ ]
61:28
61:28 >> Yep. Focus up, dog.
61:30
61:30 >> Come on.
61:30
61:30 >> Nope.
61:31
61:31 >> Yeah, there he is. All right. Neither
61:33
61:33 have I. I should never.
61:35
61:35 >> And I would imagine it's got to be much
61:37
61:37 bigger than that if I'm playing with it.
61:38
61:38 >> Yeah. Yeah, it will be. Uh, what about a
61:41
61:41 barrel of monkeys? I got to do it like
61:43
61:43 they do in the
61:44
61:44 >> No, I didn't. I didn't do the barrel of
61:46
61:46 monkeys thing. No.
61:47
61:47 >> All right.
61:48
61:48 >> I did not monkeys. Okay.
61:50
61:50 >> How about uh How about this one right
61:51
61:51 here? How about a little uh How about a
61:53
61:53 little Mr. Monopoly. We're doing a
61:55
61:55 little Mr. Monopoly.
61:56
61:56 >> Oh, Monopoly. Easy. That's That is It's
61:58
61:58 nostalgia all the way. Yes,
61:60
61:60 >> I like that. It's cool little
62:01
62:01 background. Oh, also hang on. I didn't
62:03
62:03 show off the background of the barrel of
62:04
62:04 monkeys real quick. Look at that little
62:06
62:06 barrel of monkey background. It's pretty
62:08
62:08 cute. Bunch of little monkeys on there.
62:09
62:09 >> Solid.
62:10
62:10 >> Bunch of little monkeys. Oh, wait. I
62:12
62:12 didn't show off this one. Joshua, look
62:13
62:13 at the back of him. Stretch
62:16
62:16 >> stretch. Yeah, I I'm sure if you found
62:18
62:18 that toy like one from when it was like
62:21
62:21 in the 80s or whatever, like an actual
62:23
62:23 box one, probably sells for a few
62:24
62:24 hundred.
62:25
62:25 >> Yeah. Uh uh one last one, buddy. One
62:26
62:26 last one for you. Uh I I'm pretty sure
62:28
62:28 you and I have played this before. Um
62:31
62:31 this little game called uh Operation.
62:35
62:35 This is Cavity Sand. And I play this
62:38
62:38 game all the time as kids.
62:39
62:39 >> Operation. That's like the worst game,
62:41
62:41 dude. But I I did play that game.
62:42
62:42 >> Joshua, which really funny about this
62:44
62:44 one real quick here. Let me take him out
62:46
62:46 of his little box here. Joshua, check
62:47
62:47 this guy out. He's [ __ ] naked, dude.
62:50
62:50 He's [ ] He's [ ] buttass naked.
62:57
62:57 Throwing that out there. Throwing that
62:59
62:59 out there.
62:60
62:60 >> He has a butt.
63:00
63:00 >> I mean, if it is operate most people
63:02
63:02 aren't closed when you're operating on
63:03
63:03 them. I'm just saying.
63:05
63:05 >> Yeah, good point. Good point.
63:06
63:06 >> It does fit, you know, the the the
63:09
63:09 character.
63:11
63:11 >> That's it. That's all I got. Those are
63:12
63:12 my fun finds for the week, everybody.
63:14
63:14 I'm running out of stuff to show off,
63:15
63:15 which is kind of funny because I have a
63:16
63:16 whole bunch of Halloween stuff. Uh, but
63:18
63:18 I'm not showing that off until obviously
63:20
63:20 Halloween. Uh, so I'm running out of
63:21
63:21 things. So, buddy, let's do some
63:23
63:23 fortunes. Let's do some lucky numbers.
63:25
63:25 Get the people out of here at a
63:26
63:26 reasonable time this week.
63:28
63:28 >> Yeah, there we go. Okay, we got two of
63:29
63:29 these left. And, um, Sean loves to pick
63:32
63:32 the one that is closest to the Funkos
63:34
63:34 over there. This is kind of what he told
63:36
63:36 me last week, so
63:37
63:37 >> might as well pick it for him because I
63:38
63:38 already know he's predictable.
63:41
63:41 you know,
63:41
63:41 >> um, and, uh, we don't have any
63:44
63:44 misfortunes. Sorry, misfortune. Uh,
63:47
63:47 maybe I don't know, maybe I'll buy some
63:48
63:48 at some point, but, uh,
63:50
63:50 >> yeah, eventually, maybe the month of
63:51
63:51 September. Who knows?
63:53
63:53 >> So, you guys get a regular old cookie.
63:56
63:56 Uh, Super K.
63:57
63:57 >> All right, Sean, you ready for it?
63:58
63:58 >> I'm ready, bud.
63:59
63:59 >> Is I'm ready.
64:00
64:00 >> Your episode for Oh, man. What episode
64:03
64:03 is this? We are on episode
64:05
64:05 147.
64:07
64:07 >> That could be a lucky number. Try that
64:09
64:09 one out.
64:09
64:09 >> All right, here you go. Here is your
64:11
64:11 fortune for 100 episode 141.
64:14
64:14 >> This week you'll receive the recognition
64:17
64:17 you deserve.
64:20
64:20 >> Oh, hopefully you do, guys. I hope you
64:23
64:23 guys get the recognition you deserve
64:24
64:24 because you deserve it. You've been
64:25
64:25 working hard out there.
64:26
64:26 >> Good luck.
64:27
64:27 >> Appreciate that.
64:28
64:28 >> Hit us with those lucky numbers, buddy.
64:31
64:31 >> Oh, there's lucky numbers on the back of
64:32
64:32 this [ __ ] I just threw that thing away
64:34
64:34 because it was very antiatic
64:36
64:36 for
64:37
64:37 >> Well, it ain't going to be no
64:37
64:37 misfortune, I'll tell you that. So,
64:40
64:40 >> yeah, exactly. I fell asleep halfway
64:42
64:42 through reading that. All right, here
64:43
64:43 are your lucky numbers. 32, 31, 46,
64:50
64:50 27, 38, and two.
64:54
64:54 >> Oh [ __ ] Okay,
64:56
64:56 >> make up your own other number.
64:57
64:57 >> Yeah. Well, you can say 47 is your seven
64:60
64:60 lucky numbers. There you go.
65:01
65:01 >> There you go.
65:02
65:02 >> Boom.
65:03
65:03 >> Winner winner.
65:04
65:04 >> All right. Cool beans, man. Hey, I think
65:06
65:06 we're ready to start landing this plane
65:08
65:08 finally. We're on descent now. And like
65:11
65:11 we do every week to end the episode. Uh
65:14
65:14 Joshua is going to give the people a
65:15
65:15 motivational Monday monologue uh or a
65:17
65:17 Tuesday speech if you're listening to
65:19
65:19 this on the day it drops. Thank you, by
65:20
65:20 the way, for doing that. Uh but for
65:22
65:22 those of you watching this in a short,
65:24
65:24 uh Joshua, what do you have to say to
65:26
65:26 the people this beautiful, beautiful
65:29
65:29 day?
65:30
65:30 >> Hey, well uh thank you for joining us on
65:32
65:32 this episode 147. Sean said it was an
65:34
65:34 odd one. It kind of felt like a good
65:36
65:36 one. So maybe good and odd go together.
65:39
65:39 >> But for this closing monologue, I just I
65:43
65:43 can't thank everybody enough for joining
65:45
65:45 us. I can't thank everybody enough for
65:48
65:48 subscribing. So for this Monday, uh find
65:51
65:51 somebody who motivates you. Find
65:53
65:53 somebody who will get you to the top of
65:54
65:54 the mountain like I did this weekend.
65:57
65:57 Get some sun. It's a beautiful week. And
66:00
66:00 we will see you next week on episode
66:03
66:03 148. Hot dog, my dude. Hot dog. Couldn't
66:07
66:07 have said it any better myself. Joshua,
66:09
66:09 sorry for the delay. Come get some
66:12
66:12 merch. Come watch some episodes. Come
66:13
66:13 hang out with us. Um Joshua, before we
66:16
66:16 go, I got one last thing for you, my
66:18
66:18 dude. You ready for this? Anyways,
66:20
66:20 absolutely. He's always on me.
66:22
66:22 >> Joshua, did you hear about the M&M's
66:25
66:25 that enrolled in school?
66:28
66:28 >> I did not.
66:30
66:30 Apparently they wanted to be smarties.
66:36
66:36 Ladies and gentlemen, we will see you
66:38
66:38 next week. Aduces
67:04
67:04 Three, two. Uhoh.
67:08
67:08 You good?
67:10
67:10 >> Yeah. Um, no.
67:13
67:13 Last time I accidentally was on Snapchat
67:17
67:17 when we started
67:18
67:18 >> and I added it to my story and it was
67:20
67:20 aimed straight down to my crotch and uh
67:23
67:23 two people saw my story and um one of
67:28
67:28 them said Joshua you need to go higher
67:30
67:30 and I was like okay thanks. So I on
67:35
67:35 accident had Snapchat open right now and
67:37
67:37 I'm not sure if something got added to
67:38
67:38 my story so be on the lookout for that.
67:40
67:40 That's all right. This is why you're not
67:43
67:43 in charge of the socials. I'll just say
67:45
67:45 that right now.
67:46
67:46 >> Exactly. Yeah.
